Lieutenant Jake King, a Yankee solider, was badly wounded during the war. Because the severity of his wounds rendered him unfit for battle, he was subsequently discharged from the U.S. Army. Jake then headed back to his family farm in Kentucky, only to find the farm days away from being sold in a tax auction, as a result of his brother’s many foolish financial decisions. Jake also learned that the family’s Crown Brand, which had been in his family for decades, had been stolen by a rancher ...

This is a two-book anthology detailing the lives of two different Civil War veterans after they are discharged from the war. Each book tells a different but remarkable tale of each mans' journey across the Western United States in search of land.

With discharge papers in hand, James Williams walks away from the U.S. Civil War. Accompanied by his friend Sergeant Mason, he heads toward Wyoming, where they plan to homestead some land. But the journey toward a new life is made treacherous by army deserters turned criminals. The skills learned in combat not only ensure their survival but bring them to the attention of the U.S. Marshals service, who realize Williams is a force to be reckoned with and enlist his help in ridding post-Civil...

After waking up in a Confederate hospital, Yankee soldier Tucker quickly realizes that his arm is not the only thing missing—he's also lost his memory. With little more than raw instinct to follow, Tucker embarks upon a journey through a war-torn countryside in hopes of finding himself again. Rich with historical detail and vivid in its portrayal of a desperate—yet hopeful—man, Sheriff Tucker will resonate with those intrigued by the United States Civil War.

Join two ship captains, John Bolder and Captain Wilson, on an enthralling adventure at sea as they encounter pirates, cannibals, and corruption. "Quest of the Captain" is a must-read work of fiction that takes readers on a seafaring voyage filled with excitement, twists, and turns. Captain Wilson is a hardworking ship captain who fights for honesty and follows his moral compass. He risks it all to start his own airline, and triumphs over every obstacle thrown his way. Shortly after leaving...

In this three-book compilation, follow three men from different walks of life as they set out West and explore swaths of uncharted land. Visit the American frontier with them as they learn to homestead, co-exist with Indians, and move past the horrors of the American Civil War to start their lives anew. Half-Pawnee Jimmy Tall Tree faces many trials not only because of his half-breed status, but because of the dangers involved in running stage stations with his father and uncles. These dang...

A three-book compilation, Captain Kyle Miller, Captain John Hemming, and Captain Larry Michner explores the lives and adventures of three sea captains. From pirates to sinkings to shootouts, each book will take you along on a thrilling sea-going adventure.

In 1862, the Civil War ravages the country and twelve-year-old Jimmy Lambert learns of his father’s death in battle. His widowed mother believes that sending Jimmy to his uncle in Ohio is the best thing for him, but Jimmy has other plans. When he meets Betty, a fellow runaway, he escorts her to her home in Kentucky. But the trials of post-Civil War America weigh heavily on the survivors and Jimmy must use his perseverance,wits and ingenuity to find his true path. This inspiring tale illust...

The U.S. Civil War was a time of unprecedented loss and lasting heartache. In this book, the post-war paths of two veterans are explored and readers are given a glimpse at the struggles and triumphs involved in rebuilding lives after everything seems lost. Lieutenant John Holbrook and Sergeant John Wheeler rose above the hardships of a war-torn nation and succeeded despite the great odds against them.

The Civil War was one of the most devastating things ever to happen on American soil. In Duly and McLine, The Winslow Brothers, and Sara Perkins, author Lazslo Endrody explores the devastation experienced by those who survived and the hardships they faced in rebuilding their lives. With empathy, compassion and insight into the lives of Civil War survivors, Lazslo Endrody opens a window into the lives of those who were forced to rebuild after the most disastrous event the U.S. has ever expe...

1863 was a tough year for Jerry. After his father was killed in the war, he was forced to leave his home and move in with his Uncle Walter. Jerry's young age and orphan status made him a target for the Beesley family (longtime rivals of the Hopkins' family) and they concocted a plan to steal his land and send him to an orphanage. But the Beesley's sorely underestimated young Jerry and his capability for revenge… Jerry Hopkins is the story of a war orphan and those who mistakenly thought th...

The U.S. Civil War was a time of devastating loss and hardship, not just for the soldiers who fought, but for their families as well. In Life After the Civil War, readers will hear detailed accounts of how four different people from varying walks of life were affected by the war and what they did to survive and thrive in the often savage aftermath it left behind. With the empathy and meticulous attention to historical detail readers have come to expect from Lazslo Endrody, the lives of sur...