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Locklear, Curt

 
9781943258468: Splintered: A Civil War Saga (2) (Asunder Trilogy)
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ISBN 10: 1943258465 ISBN 13: 9781943258468
Editorial: Warren Publishing, Inc, 2017

Sinopsis

The second in a trilogy, Splintered follows the interconnections among a superbly memorable cast of characters during the Civil War as they internally and externally wrestle with why they're fighting, or why they're not fighting at all. Others will grapple with mere survival when the war alarmingly shows up on their front lawn or storefront.

Asunder readers will delight in the return of abolitionists Cyntha and Joseph Favor, Confederate sympathizers Sara Reeder and Constance Carver, the continuation of opportunists known as the Spiritualist Fox Sisters, and a new storyline involving Wranglers who round up and move horses under harrowing conditions to supply the Confederacy. 

From its heart-wrenching opening scene of stoic grief in a Lincoln White House on the day of his son Willie's death to the final heart-wrenching battle scene and suprising assasination plot against Lincoln, Splintered proves itself a novel of sweeping, artfully rendered proportions, and one that is at times deeply moving, while always intelligent and socially conscious.

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Acerca del autor

Curt Locklear is an award-winning author, historian, musician, composer, and positive education consultant. Mr. Locklear gives presentations that are always sprinkled with jokes, intriguing stories, and banjo and guitar songs. Mr. Locklear's father trained a race-horse in the Kentucky Derby. His mother was a librarian. He's related to the first wing-walker. His heritage is Southern and Northern.

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Editorial
Warren Publishing, Inc
Año de publicación
2017
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
1943258465
ISBN 13 
9781943258468
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
370
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