David Ekardt Knihy

Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, the narrative follows Sam Brady, a legendary figure on the Pennsylvania frontier. Leading a group of rangers, he defended settlers from Native American attacks aligned with the British. Notable for his audacious rescues, Brady's most famous feat is his remarkable leap across the Cuyahoga River, evading capture. This account blends factual historical exploits with fictional storytelling, celebrating Brady as an unsung hero whose bravery and adventures are documented and preserved.

Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, this novel immerses readers in the adventures of the early Marines, focusing on the Taggert family’s courageous journey. Drawing from historical Marine journals, it highlights themes of honor and sacrifice while blending thrilling land and sea action. Fans of naval fiction will appreciate the engaging narrative and camaraderie depicted, as characters like Sergeant Angus Lanigan celebrate the unique life of a Marine, promising excitement on both ships and exotic shores.

Focusing on the experiences of a group of young men who enlist in the Union Army, the narrative captures their journey through significant Civil War battles like Gettysburg and Lookout Mountain. It vividly portrays their harrowing experiences in prison and parole camps, as well as their eventual return to their regiment. Blending fiction with historical accuracy, the story reflects the real-life struggles of the 5th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, making it a compelling read for Civil War enthusiasts and history lovers alike.