This is the historical fictional account of two tobacco farmers turned volunteer soldiers from Augusta, KY, inspired by the real life chronicle of the 16th Kentucky Infantry Union Army regiment in The Civil War. It follows the two men from their enlistment, through the Battles of Ivy Mountain and Mossy Creek, while meanwhile their home town of Augusta is ravaged by the Confederates in the Battle of Augusta while they are away. Later, their unit is a part of General William T. Sherman's Arm...

This is the untold story of the most successful Rum Runner on the East Coast of America during Prohibition. Big Bill Dwyer grew up in the slums of Hell's Kitchen in New York City and went on to become a millionaire in a very short time by providing alcohol to the masses in the 1920's. He rubbed shoulders with countless mobsters and gangsters, politicians and sports heroes, owned several professional sports teams and horse racing tracks. But it was not meant to last. (approx. 280 pages).