The Last Bullet

by Ermal Williamson

Overview

This second story from the saga, "Sabers from the Brazos" is the continuing flight of Matt Jorgensen on the run from Montana who found himself deep in the heart of Texas with friend Steve Andrews when the War Between the States broke out. The odds were against them in training others to become horse soldiers, especially when the cavalry unit had no horses with which to ride. Nevertheless, Terry's Texas Rangers became the Devils with which no Federal army wanted to tangle. The powerful reason for Matt's heroic exploitation was his relentless search for his sweetheart rumored to have been killed by a Federal soldier's musket ball. Matt was convinced that she was still alive.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014738934
Publisher:	Giant Shadow Publishing
Publication date:	06/01/2012
Series:	Brazos Series , #5
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	231
File size:	236 KB

About the Author

When Ermal was eight years old, living in Dearborn, Michigan, he found a roll of paper underneath a billboard sign, which he picked up and used as a writing tablet. He immediately began writing poems, and later short stories. When he worked in a steel mill in Detroit, he wrote more short stories about the Civil War, and screenplays for television. He earned his BS Degree in English, Acting and Literature, with a Master's Degree in Divinity and a Doctorate Degree in Theology (church growth). It was when he was an actor and on the location site of "Lonesome Dove" that he was inspired to write a book, the title of which he had shelved since he was fourteen. The book was called, "Across the Brazos", a prequel and sequel to William Dale Jennings' novel and screenplay, "The Cowboys", which Mr. Jennings gave him his permission to do so. "I wish I had written it," Jennings said. "We Conquer or Die" is Ermal's fourth novel and carries the reader into the Civil War.

Editorial Reviews

"This captivating account comes as close to living history as one is likely to find. Ermal's characters come alive a midst the dramatic backdrop of the old South during the war. He has woven the lives and events together into a wonderful read."

Jeffrey Dixon Murrah

"The Last Bullet." Ermal Walden Williamson has completed a saga about a segment of the Civil War, which illustrates his artistic ability to write with historical accuracy while keeping the reader interested in what lies around the corner. His dialogue is excellent, making for interesting and exciting reading.

Larry Johns