Total Brag - My Second Novel Has Just Been Published

Booklocker.com ^ | 12/1/10 | carton2531

[carton253]

Just in time for Christmas

LET US FIGHT IT OUT

Has been released!

Brief Synoposis

The saga shifts west as General James Longstreet assumes command of the Department of Mississippi. His mission: stop the fall of Vicksburg and prevent the Confederacy from being split in two. His opponent is none other than his old friend, Ulysses S. Grant. But when President Lincoln summons Grant east to assume command of the Union war effort, a new and dangerous nemesis arises in his place. Sherman! Now Longstreet must gather all the fighting men he can in order to prevent Sherman from reaching his goal - Atlanta, by summer's end.

Let Us Fight It Out is the second book of a trilogy that provides the exciting answer to the Civil War's most enduring question: What if Stonewall Jackson had survived Chancellorsville?

Just had to brag!

[Lee'sGhost]

I meant to add to the list:

“I know you are, but what am I?”

[jessduntno]

“I know you are, but what am I?”

Heh heh ... they don’t get THAT sophisticated, do they?

[cowboyway]

BWAHAhahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! I’ll see that horse laugh and raise you a guffaw.

I'll see the horse laugh, guffaw and raise you a side-splitter!!

Why I hate iced tea and grits. That's just great!

[cowboyway]

But regardless, I'll be glad to take my leave

I'm gettin all misty eyed just thinking of the possibilities......

[Idabilly]

I'll be purchasing one. Never can there be enough said about Jackson and his fight against those Red Diaper baby, New England puritans.

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

Congrats on the book

[carton253]

First of all, I didn't get all "pissed" off. I just didn't want this thread to turn into a normal FR Civil War thread, that's all. It is that simple.

I fed the bear so to speak...when I replied to you. So that's on me.

I never said that you criticized my books, never accused you of that in the least.

BTW, my novels tell the story from both sides...

[carton253]

Thank you so much!

[carton253]

You’ll have to let me know how you liked it.

[Antoninus]

Nicely done!

[carton253]

Thanks!

[LS]

Congrats! Who’se the publisher? Wanna post cover artwork?

[carton253]

Booklocker is the publisher. I tried to post cover work but was unable to. It’s a great cover too.

[Idabilly]

Thomas Jonathan Jackson

[carton253]

I love it!

[mstar]

my novels tell the story from both sides...

Dearie's brain does not comprehend concepts like "from both sides". . . it confuses him, makes him crazier. Have found it best to keep him somewhat calm, makes putting him back in his corner for his nap time easier.

But regardless, I'll be glad to take my leave

Hey MJ maybe Christmas Dreams do come true.

[cowboyway]

[mstar]

wow that is really pretty IB

[jessduntno]

This would be a beaut ...

[Idabilly]

But regardless, I'll be glad to take my leave and let y'all have your mutual admiration Dixie love-fest without further interruptions from me.

John B. Gordon:

During the entire life of the Republic the respective rights and powers of the States and general government had furnished a question for endless controversy. In process of time this controversy assumed a somewhat sectional phase. The dominating thought of the North and of the South may be summarized in a few sentences.

The South maintained with the depth of religious conviction that the Union formed under the Constitution was a Union of consent and not of force; that the original States were not the creatures but the creators of the Union; that these States had gained their independence, their freedom, and their sovereignty from the mother country, and had not surrendered these on entering the Union; that by the express terms of the Constitution all rights and powers not delegated were reserved to the States; and the South challenged the North to find one trace of authority in that Constitution for invading and coercing a sovereign State.