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Historical Fiction
BROTHERS, BLUE AND GRAY
By Ellen Gray Massey
Goldminds Publishing, LLC, 2007
Ellen Gray Massey's new historical novel, BROTHERS, BLUE AND GRAY, has
just been released by Goldminds Publishing. Like two earlier novels, THE BURNT
DISTRICT and BORDERLAND HOMECOMING, this novel takes place in Missouri
during the Civil War era. Based on a true story one of her Elderhostel
participants told her, this novel revolves around a young woman whose two
brothers are in opposing armies. They both are in the Battle of Lexington up
the Missouri River just 20 miles from her farm. She paddles up the river to
find them.
Read more at: www.ellengraymassey.com
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November,
2007
When Shadows Fell at Notre Dame
A Novel
Connolly, Peter K.
IUniverse, Inc., 2007
The early 1950s.
A Notre Dame hopeful.
An alluring St. Mary's belle.
A mischievous Madam Librarian.
A century-old university secret unveiled.
A wild ride to Full Moon Monday - - with fatal results
A memory-grabber for anyone who ever cheered in Notre Dame's "old" stadium, treasured the lakes and the springtime woods, crossed the Dixie, lingered on the SMC "Avenue," or sat in the East Parlors.
A story of Notre Dame and St. Mary's College in the '50s. And a look at America's most celebrated campus at a time when it was considered "the third military academy."
FICTION/REGIONAL/HORROR/ • Trade Paperback •196 pages •
$ 14.95
• ISBN 13:
978-0-595-46547-7 071108 |
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Abraham Lincoln for the
Defense
By Warren
Bull
One of Lincoln's most memorable trials is brought
to life in this novel, based on real-life people and events.
When three visitors to Springfield arrive in 1841, and one
disappears, the remaining two turn on each other to create a
trial that ignited the city and kept Lincoln contemplating its
results even years later.
Available at online
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Vanished Glory: A Family in
America
by Connie Lynne Smith
American Book Classics,
2003
The inspiring saga of one family's journey
from Ireland to the heartland of America
Alas available from your local bookstore,
library or author's website, http://www.connielynne.com/ |
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September
2006
The Late
Sooner
by Sally
Jadlow
Roots
& Branches, 2006
The Late
Sooner is a story of one Missouri family's struggle to
claim land in the Oklahoma Territory in 1889. It dramatizes
the struggles, heartaches, and trials of the Deering family as
they face claim-jumpers, prairie fires, and famine during the
difficult years following the first land run in Oklahoma. This
account depicts Sanford's life, recorded one line a day, in
his ledger. Author Sally Jadlow is his
great-granddaughter.
Available at:
AWOCbooks.com, Borders,
Author's Web
site:
http://www.sallyjadlow.com/
ISBN # 9
780937
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