Captain Gray, Captain Wittman, Captain Perkins is a compilation of three books, each detailing the individual experiences of a master seaman. Taking place during the late 19th century, each story is a historically sound and riveting look at the sea-going adventures of a fascinating man. Combining history, adventure and drama, Captain Gray, Captain Wittman, Captain Perkins is a must-read for anyone with an interest in maritime fiction.

As the U.S. Civil War ends, Yankee Sergeant Decker realizes he has no home to which he can return. When he meets another Yankee soldier on his way home to his family, Decker follows the man to Tuscaloosa, where he meets a lady and can finally settle down. But just as his life is starting to come back together, tragedy strikes, and Decker must decide if life is worth rebuilding a third time. Follow Sergeant Decker across the Great Plains as he recovers from his time in the war and experienc...

Major Luis Castro's cunning ability to strategize makes him invaluable to the Confederate Army—but it's his ability to empathize that not only furthers his post-Civil War career, but saves his life. Tough as nails, but only when he needs to be, Castro goes to great lengths to live by the Golden Rule. He plays an integral role in driving the Mexican Army out of Texas and back into Mexico, saving hundreds of captives from slavery, and paving the way for the Southern Pacific Railroad to cross...

1863 was a tough year for Jerry. After his father was killed in the war, he was forced to leave his home and move in with his Uncle Walter. Jerry's young age and orphan status made him a target for the Beesley family (longtime rivals of the Hopkins' family) and they concocted a plan to steal his land and send him to an orphanage. But the Beesley's sorely underestimated young Jerry and his capability for revenge… Jerry Hopkins is the story of a war orphan and those who mistakenly thought th...

The U.S. Civil War was a time of devastating loss and hardship, not just for the soldiers who fought, but for their families as well. In Life After the Civil War, readers will hear detailed accounts of how four different people from varying walks of life were affected by the war and what they did to survive and thrive in the often savage aftermath it left behind. With the empathy and meticulous attention to historical detail readers have come to expect from Lazslo Endrody, the lives of sur...

With discharge papers in hand, James Williams walks away from the U.S. Civil War. Accompanied by his friend Sergeant Mason, he heads toward Wyoming, where they plan to homestead some land. But the journey toward a new life is made treacherous by army deserters turned criminals. The skills learned in combat not only ensure their survival but bring them to the attention of the U.S. Marshals service, who realize Williams is a force to be reckoned with and enlist his help in ridding post-Civil...

The Civil War was a battle that forever changed the face of a nation. The devastating loss of so many men resulted in thousands of widowed women and orphaned children, and survival was never guaranteed. Mrs. Carolyn Baker, Betty Nielson, and Margy Wylder tell the stories of three different women who endured and rose above the extreme difficulties faced by women during the 19th century. Readers will be inspired and impressed by the strength of these three women. They not only survived, they...

Join two ship captains, John Bolder and Captain Wilson, on an enthralling adventure at sea as they encounter pirates, cannibals, and corruption. "Quest of the Captain" is a must-read work of fiction that takes readers on a seafaring voyage filled with excitement, twists, and turns. Captain Wilson is a hardworking ship captain who fights for honesty and follows his moral compass. He risks it all to start his own airline, and triumphs over every obstacle thrown his way. Shortly after leaving...

In 1862, the Civil War ravages the country and twelve-year-old Jimmy Lambert learns of his father’s death in battle. His widowed mother believes that sending Jimmy to his uncle in Ohio is the best thing for him, but Jimmy has other plans. When he meets Betty, a fellow runaway, he escorts her to her home in Kentucky. But the trials of post-Civil War America weigh heavily on the survivors and Jimmy must use his perseverance,wits and ingenuity to find his true path. This inspiring tale illust...

Lieutenant Jake King, a Yankee solider, was badly wounded during the war. Because the severity of his wounds rendered him unfit for battle, he was subsequently discharged from the U.S. Army. Jake then headed back to his family farm in Kentucky, only to find the farm days away from being sold in a tax auction, as a result of his brother’s many foolish financial decisions. Jake also learned that the family’s Crown Brand, which had been in his family for decades, had been stolen by a rancher ...

From the small Hungarian village of Kisvárda hail two brothers, who enlist in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848. Their excellence as soldiers earns them not only medals, but the respect and admiration of their brethren. But when they run into trouble with the opposition, they must flee their beloved homeland to save not only their lives, but the lives of their family. They set sail for America, but will the wondrous stories they hear of this magical land prove true? Or will their new countr...

The U.S. Civil War was a time of unprecedented loss and lasting heartache. In this book, the post-war paths of two veterans are explored and readers are given a glimpse at the struggles and triumphs involved in rebuilding lives after everything seems lost. Lieutenant John Holbrook and Sergeant John Wheeler rose above the hardships of a war-torn nation and succeeded despite the great odds against them.