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RICHMOND'S BLOODY ROAD

Mr. Saturday's first novel in the Ellis-Eaton series of Civil War historical mysteries.  A dead body found in a woodpile in the most vile and criminally infested neighborhood in Washington D.C. in the Spring of 1862 leads young artillery lieutenant Benjamin Eaton and newspaper correspondent Sanford Ellis on a tale of war, espionage and intrigue. Why not take this journey along with them?  The armies are marching and the fate of the Union cause may be at stake--mystery and murder is in the air every bit as pungent as the black powder of the guns.
 

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General Phillip Kearny, an abrasive Lincoln man, and fierce warrior for the Union, cut down by a Rebel ball at the Battle of Chantilly, dying a hero's death.  But Things are not what they seem.  When Union Captain Benjamin Eaton witnesses the murder of another Union Captain in a Washington Army hospital after hearing him tell a tale of betrayal involving brother officers, he and War Corespondent Sanford J. Ellis are probing at high treasson, something so vast itliterally holds the fate of President Lincoln and the Union cause in its traitorous hands.

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