Meredith Campbell
Modoc Sundance
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Second in a series about the Indian struggles in 1873 Northern California, Belanger has once again penned a riveting tale. The review from Time ...Read Review
Candle in the Darkness
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What’s a girl to do when she desperately loves a man fighting for the wrong cause? Why, keep on loving him, but ...Read Review
Savage Mountain
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Belanger’s thoroughly researched historical, set mid-19th century, carries readers into the heart of California’s two-million-year-old Yosemite Valley, where continual glacializations ...Read Review
Uncivil Death
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Drowning in detail, the story lumbers forward as Lieutenant Conley, fictional aide to the historical Confederate General William Wing Loring, seeks to find ...Read Review
The Rustler
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Bittersweet love and tragic range war in 1890s Wyoming enthrall and inform in this tale built upon true facts, the author having been ...Read Review
April 1865: The Month That Saved America
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April, 1865 saw the burning of Richmond, Lee’s surrender, Lincoln assassinated, Northern chaos, a South economically and socially devastated, failed negotiations, continued bloodshed, ...Read Review
A Pipe for February
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They’ve gone from teepees to mansions; from riding ponies to driving Pierce Arrows; from hunting buffalo to hunting a murderer. Set in ...Read Review
Aindreas, The Messenger: Louisville, Kentucky, 1855
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He’s poor, Irish, epileptic, thirteen years old, and brilliant. Aindreas (Andrew) Rivers knows 1855 Louisville, Kentucky from its tenements to its mansions, from ...Read Review
Aindreas: The Scribe, 1865
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Sequels are difficult to write, but McDaniel has admirably met the challenge–for the most part. The Scribe-1865, a worthy second entry in ...Read Review
First Gray, Then White, Then Blue
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“Incoherent fragments. Nothing but fragments. There is no through line in my life’s composition….” might characterize this incredible first novel. Winner of ...Read Review