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Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts

Sunday, December 8, 2013

GSP's Book of the Day December 8

Winchester Doctor by Herb Marlow


#gypsyshadow #civilwar #historicalfiction

Dr. Jonas Slaton, a busy doctor in Winchester, Virginia, volunteers to help the Confederate 6th Louisiana Regiment’s medical team after the 1st Battle of Winchester in 1862. Later, he travels south up the Shenandoah Valley with the regiment to take part on the bloody fighting at The Coaling, just outside Port Republic. Winchester Doctor is a true picture of the cruelties of the Civil War.  


Word Count: 33,700

Pages to Print: 109

Price: $4.99


http://www.amazon.com/Winchester-Doctor-ebook/dp/B004UN6NTK
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/winchester-doctor-herb-marlow/1030691347
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/31896
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/HerbMarlow.html#WinchesterD

A true picture of the cruelties of the Civil War. Winchester Doctor by Herb Marlow. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/HerbMarlow.html#WinchesterD

Friday, November 22, 2013

GSP's Book of the Day November 22

The Tree Line by Andrew J. Olinde, Jr.


#gypsyshadow #civilwar #historicalfiction

The Tree Line is a about a melancholy Confederate captain who is struggling with the perilous combination of war and alcohol addiction. The cruelty of the American Civil War not only affects the captain, but it also affects the emotional state of his deteriorating wife who resides in Union-occupied New Orleans. In desperation, the wife asks her husband to make a promise.

Word Count: 5800
Pages to Print: 22
Price: $2.99

http://www.amazon.com/The-Tree-Line-ebook/dp/B0043XXEWG
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-tree-line-andrew-j-olinde-jr/1027887366
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/22421
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/AndrewOlinde.html#TreeLine

The American Civil War not only affects Confederate Captain Leon, but it also affects the emotional state of Elizabeth, his deteriorating wife who resides in Union-occupied New Orleans. The Tree Line, a short story by Andrew J. Olinde, Jr. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/AndrewOlinde.html#TreeLine

Thursday, October 17, 2013

GSP's Book of the Day October 17

The Ellsworth Express by John C. Elliott


#gypsyshadow #childrens #ghoststory

The story takes place in Columbia Falls, Maine, a sleepy coastal village, and involves a strange sea fog that creeps in from the ocean every few months, a Civil War ghost train, and five friends who attend the small elementary school in town. One of the friends, Tobias Franklin, has a mysterious past, and together they go about attempting to solve the village’s recurring mystery where people occasionally disappear, never to be seen again. The book is intended for children in grades two through six.


Word Count: 13053

Pages to Print: 55

Price: #3.99


http://www.amazon.com/The-Ellsworth-Express-ebook/dp/B0090R3KUG
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-ellsworth-express-john-c-elliott/1112582133
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/217422
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/JohnCElliott.html#EllsExp
                               
Tobias Franklin has a mysterious past, one involving the Civil War and a mysterious ghost train that transports him into the future. The Ellsworth Express, a short story by John C. Elliott. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/JohnCElliott.html


Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Book of the Day April 24

A Thirst for War by Raymond Gustavson


At the start of the American Civil War, Professor John Ulysses Martin of Clarksville, Tennessee, and his students march off to face the harsh reality of battlefield combat. As his students die one by one, John questions his lofty convictions and, after losing a leg at Antietam, realizes he has made a fool of himself. He concludes that war is nothing more than the butchery of innocents.

During his convalescence at Armory Square Hospital, John makes notes in a pocket Bible of Yankee troops and artillery heading south for an attack on Richmond. Caught spying, he is taken to the Old Capitol Prison to be hanged, but manages a harrowing escape. When he reaches Richmond and turns in his notes, General Hood realizes John’s value to the war effort and rewards him with a perilous assignment: destroy the railroad bridge over the Cumberland River at Clarksville, Tennessee.

Word Count: 102,000
Pages to Print: 342 (Also available in Print)
Price: $5.99


http://www.amazon.com/A-Thirst-for-War-ebook/dp/B0042X9SXQ/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1366830747
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/thirst-for-war-raymond-gustavson/1103099041
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/22411
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/RayGustavson.html#ThirstWar

At the start of the American Civil War, Professor John Ulysses Martin and his students march off to face the harsh reality of battlefield combat. A Thirst for War by Raymond Gustavson. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:

http://www.gypsyshadow.com/RayGustavson.html#ThirstWar

Saturday, March 30, 2013

Book of the Day March 30

The Ellsworth Express by John C. Elliott


The story takes place in Columbia Falls, Maine, a sleepy coastal village, and involves a strange sea fog that creeps in from the ocean every few months, a Civil War ghost train, and five friends who attend the small elementary school in town. One of the friends, Tobias Franklin, has a mysterious past, and together they go about attempting to solve the village’s recurring mystery where people occasionally disappear, never to be seen again. The book is intended for children in grades two through six.

Word Count: 13053
Pages to Print: 55
Price: $3.99


Here's what we need you to do (Thanks in Advance!):

1. Login to Amazon
2. Click the link (under the picture)
3. By the title on Amazon there is a "like" button, click it.* if you wish you can stop there, but if you want to help even more . . .
4. When you click and hover over the like button it says "share this link: via Email, Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest." Click one (two or all) of them and hit share, it should only take a couple of minutes.
5. Page down to the visible tags* (Tags Customers Associate with This Product) and either click on the tags you agree with, agree with all the tags or, if you've read the book, add some tags of your own. The fastest way, of course is to click on the link that says "Agree with these tags?"
6. If you have read the book, please leave a brief review!

*Amazon, for some unknown reason, keeps dropping the like button and has seemingly permanently deleted product tags, so unless you care to leave a review, there is no longer any way to help us get the word out about this book on Amazon. We encourage you to search for and buy it at Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, or on our Gypsy Shadow website and help our authors succeed, despite Amazon's bizarre treatment of authors and Indie publishers!

http://www.amazon.com/The-Ellsworth-Express-ebook/dp/B0090R3KUG
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-ellsworth-express-john-c-elliott/1112582133
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/217422
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/JohnCElliott.html#EllsExp

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Book of the Day February 24

Winchester Doctor by Herb Marlow


Dr. Jonas Slaton, a busy doctor in Winchester, Virginia, volunteers to help the Confederate 6th Louisiana Regiment’s medical team after the 1st Battle of Winchester in 1862. Later, he travels south up the Shenandoah Valley with the regiment to take part on the bloody fighting at The Coaling, just outside Port Republic. Winchester Doctor is a true picture of the cruelties of the Civil War.  

Word Count: 33,700
Pages to Print: 109
Price: $4.99


Here's what we need you to do (Thanks in Advance!):

1. Login to Amazon
2. Click the link (under the picture)
3. By the title on Amazon there is a "like" button, click it. if you wish you can stop there, but if you want to help even more . . .
4. When you click and hover over the like button it says "share this link: via Email, Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest." Click one (two or all) of them and hit share, it should only take a couple of minutes.
5. Page down to the visible tags (Tags Customers Associate with This Product) and either click on the tags you agree with, agree with all the tags or, if you've read the book, add some tags of your own. The fastest way, of course is to click on the link that says "Agree with these tags?"
6. If you have read the book, please leave a brief review!

Amazon, for some unknown reason, keeps dropping the like button and has seemingly permanently deleted product tags, so unless you care to leave a review, there is no longer any way to help us get the word out about this book on Amazon. We encourage you to search for and buy it at Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, or on our Gypsy Shadow website and help our authors succeed, despite Amazon's bizarre treatment of authors and Indie publishers!

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Book of rhe Day February 12

The Tree Line by Andrew J. Olinde, Jr.


 The Tree Line is a about a melancholy Confederate captain who is struggling with the perilous combination of war and alcohol addiction. The cruelty of the American Civil War not only affects the captain, but it also affects the emotional state of his deteriorating wife who resides in Union-occupied New Orleans. In desperation, the wife asks her husband to make a promise.

Word Count: 5800
Pages to Print: 22
Price: $2.99

 

Amazon, for some unknown reason, has removed the like button and the tags, so unless you care to leave a review, there is no longer any way to help us get the word out about this book on Amazon. We encourage you to search for and buy it at Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, or on our Gypsy Shadow website and help our authors succeed despite Amazon's strange treatmen`t of authors and Indie publishers!


Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing


Monday, September 17, 2012

Book of the Day September 17

Born in Sarejevo by Snjezana Marinkovic


When first barricades and first gun shots occurred in the capitol of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, I was seventeen years old. It was the year 1992, and one of the worst mass killings in the history of mankind began. At that time, my family, my friends, my neighbors, and I were still unaware that we will lose all privileges related to peace. People of this country, which was called Yugoslavia, proudly holding the title of the biggest and the wealthiest Balkan country, started losing their freedom, their homes and their lives. I, as any other teen, knew about war only from movies and video games until my first encounter with those whose intention was not to act or play but to overpower, destroy and kill.

 

Here's what we need you to do (Thanks in Advance!):

1. Login to Amazon
2. Click the link (under the picture)
3. By the title on Amazon there is a "like" button, click it. if you wish you can stop there, if you want to help even more.....
4. When you click and hover over the like button it says "share this link: via email, facebook, twitter or pinterest." Click one (two or all) of them and hit share, it should only take a couple seconds.
5. Page down to the visible tags (Tags Customers Associate with This Product) and either click on the tags you agree with, agree with all the tags or, if you've read the book, add some tags of your own. The fastest way, of course is to click on the link that says "Agree with these tags?"
6. If you have read the book, please leave a brief review!

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Book of the Day September 2

A Thirst for War by Raymond Gustavson


At the start of the American Civil War, Professor John Ulysses Martin of Clarksville, Tennessee and his students march off to face the harsh reality of battlefield combat. As his students die one by one, John questions his lofty convictions and, after losing a leg at Antietam, realizes he has made a fool of himself. He concludes that war is nothing more than the butchery of innocents. During his convalescence at Armory Square Hospital, John makes notes in a pocket Bible of Yankee troops and artillery heading south for an attack on Richmond. Caught spying, he is taken to the Old Capitol Prison to be hanged, but manages a harrowing escape. When he reaches Richmond and turns in his notes, General Hood realizes John's value to the war effort and rewards him with a perilous assignment: destroy the railroad bridge over the Cumberland River at Clarksville, Tennessee.

 

 

Please LIKE this book on Amazon (Link under the picture), and while you are there, page down and agree with the tags! Thanks!