The Bride Of Gettysburg

This three-part historical novel offers a vivid and compelling account of the Battle of Gettysburg, one of the most pivotal conflicts in the American Civil War. Through the eyes of a young Confederate soldier and the titular 'bride' of the Union general who opposes him, Hylton brings to life the human drama of this epic struggle, offering readers a fresh and engaging perspective on this critical moment in American history.
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