Earl Cripe

Glory in the Dust: a Civil War Novel Earl Cripe

?Glory in the Dust? may well become one of thoseclassic novels that are cherished through the years--in my view, Earl Cripe hasfashioned a masterpiece that will be regarded as an American Classic in time.?Chester Smith, Country-Western Artist, CMA Album of the Yearwww.chestersmith.com?Glory in the Dust? takes us on a journey throughthe Civil War, from the point of view of, Catherine Morgan Hill.? This novel speaks with intelligence andinsightfulness about the women of the War, the and southern prospective.? It is a fresh approach to Civil War fiction,and it has been written in the voice of a women.?? Mr. Cripe has written this exciting story with no gender orcolor bias. This book gives an exciting prospective because: It gives recognition to the women of the Civil War and their achievements. The Civil War is of enduring interest. Examines the era of the Aristocratic South, and how it impacted on and relates to racial issues in America today in a new, challenging and thought-provoking way. It tells a tale of the Civil War in a way never before told or written. You will be stunned by its conclusion! Features first truly classic Civil War Heroine since Scarlet O' Hara On her many adventures, Catherine Morgan Hill,crosses paths with Robert E. Lee, George McClellan, Nathan Bedford Forrest, Harriet Tubman, Jefferson Davis, Mary Todd Lincoln, Stonewall Jackson, andAmbrose Hill.? A different look atChancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness Campaign, as seen through hereyes. This is an exciting Book!!!!