The Falcon legal

The Falcon legalThe Falcon Bruce Catton meets Deadwood and Band of Brothers . . . with a dash of John Grisham. I have been reading Civil War fiction for over 50 years, and I can scarcely if ever remember reading a book that did the subject more justice . . . "The Falcon" is remarkably good history . . . An intriguing "whodunit," it weaves an intricate pattern of deception and revelation and brings to life characters that are engaging and totally believable. ~ Dr.

Bruce Catton meets Deadwood and Band of Brothers

~ Richard Slotkin

author of My Journey Through Other People's Lives

military justice

Bruce Catton meets Deadwood and Band of Brothers with a dash of John Grisham

and I can scarcely if ever remember reading a book that did the subject more justice

Professor of History at Eastern New Mexico University author of A Damned Iowa Greyhound: The Civil War Letters of William Henry Harrison Clayton

shuffles off to ten prisons in five states over four and a half years until he sues for release and is evicted from prison by emergency court order

disillusionment

the point of view and voice are very well done

William Hanlin’s Civil War continues to an armed Washington DC

four hundred students