The Jenkins of Baltimore
Baltimore: A family divided by war, betrayed by circumstance, whose redemption is still being decided.
Inspired by the photograph album of family pictures that occupied Colonel C.T. Jenkins' attention during his incarceration as a convicted blockade runner, author Emily Hill, current caretaker of that album, weaves a drama that is receiving high praise from writer's conferences, Florida historians, and historical fiction enthusiasts.
Historically true to the facts, emotionally true to the past.
Amazon Reviews Say It All! "Lots of tension!" "Well done and believable!" "good attention to the craft of writing" says Pacific Northwest Writers Association about Jenkins: Confederate Blockade Runner.
Historians in Florida are caling this season's Civil War saga simply, "Wonderful!".
Included in this novel are portrayals of Colonel Jenkins' family members including James Ryder Randall, author of 'Maryland, My Maryland', Admiral Semmes - a cousin to Colonel Jenkins; and members of Vermont's Colburn family, Albert V. Colburn, a Union Officer and West Point graduate of 1857 and his iron-willed mother, Lucy Davey Colburn. (Colonel Jenkins was a decorated member of the Florida Fourth, CSA, company.)
Genealogists will appreciate the detail and accuracy of the novel's sweep.
Perfect for military enthusiasts or history education curriculum.
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Inspired by the photograph album of family pictures that occupied Colonel C.T. Jenkins' attention during his incarceration as a convicted blockade runner, author Emily Hill, current caretaker of that album, weaves a drama that is receiving high praise from writer's conferences, Florida historians, and historical fiction enthusiasts.
Historically true to the facts, emotionally true to the past.
Amazon Reviews Say It All! "Lots of tension!" "Well done and believable!" "good attention to the craft of writing" says Pacific Northwest Writers Association about Jenkins: Confederate Blockade Runner.
Historians in Florida are caling this season's Civil War saga simply, "Wonderful!".
Included in this novel are portrayals of Colonel Jenkins' family members including James Ryder Randall, author of 'Maryland, My Maryland', Admiral Semmes - a cousin to Colonel Jenkins; and members of Vermont's Colburn family, Albert V. Colburn, a Union Officer and West Point graduate of 1857 and his iron-willed mother, Lucy Davey Colburn. (Colonel Jenkins was a decorated member of the Florida Fourth, CSA, company.)
Genealogists will appreciate the detail and accuracy of the novel's sweep.
Perfect for military enthusiasts or history education curriculum.
The Jenkins of Baltimore
Baltimore: A family divided by war, betrayed by circumstance, whose redemption is still being decided.
Inspired by the photograph album of family pictures that occupied Colonel C.T. Jenkins' attention during his incarceration as a convicted blockade runner, author Emily Hill, current caretaker of that album, weaves a drama that is receiving high praise from writer's conferences, Florida historians, and historical fiction enthusiasts.
Historically true to the facts, emotionally true to the past.
Amazon Reviews Say It All! "Lots of tension!" "Well done and believable!" "good attention to the craft of writing" says Pacific Northwest Writers Association about Jenkins: Confederate Blockade Runner.
Historians in Florida are caling this season's Civil War saga simply, "Wonderful!".
Included in this novel are portrayals of Colonel Jenkins' family members including James Ryder Randall, author of 'Maryland, My Maryland', Admiral Semmes - a cousin to Colonel Jenkins; and members of Vermont's Colburn family, Albert V. Colburn, a Union Officer and West Point graduate of 1857 and his iron-willed mother, Lucy Davey Colburn. (Colonel Jenkins was a decorated member of the Florida Fourth, CSA, company.)
Genealogists will appreciate the detail and accuracy of the novel's sweep.
Perfect for military enthusiasts or history education curriculum.
Inspired by the photograph album of family pictures that occupied Colonel C.T. Jenkins' attention during his incarceration as a convicted blockade runner, author Emily Hill, current caretaker of that album, weaves a drama that is receiving high praise from writer's conferences, Florida historians, and historical fiction enthusiasts.
Historically true to the facts, emotionally true to the past.
Amazon Reviews Say It All! "Lots of tension!" "Well done and believable!" "good attention to the craft of writing" says Pacific Northwest Writers Association about Jenkins: Confederate Blockade Runner.
Historians in Florida are caling this season's Civil War saga simply, "Wonderful!".
Included in this novel are portrayals of Colonel Jenkins' family members including James Ryder Randall, author of 'Maryland, My Maryland', Admiral Semmes - a cousin to Colonel Jenkins; and members of Vermont's Colburn family, Albert V. Colburn, a Union Officer and West Point graduate of 1857 and his iron-willed mother, Lucy Davey Colburn. (Colonel Jenkins was a decorated member of the Florida Fourth, CSA, company.)
Genealogists will appreciate the detail and accuracy of the novel's sweep.
Perfect for military enthusiasts or history education curriculum.
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| BN ID: | 2940011842818 |
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| Publisher: | A. V. Harrison Publishing |
| Publication date: | 10/30/2012 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 253 KB |
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