A vivid account of the battle at Spot Sylvania Courthouse - one of the bloodiest fights of the Civil War.

My only wish as that there was more in the book! A fascinating tale of death and grieving woven into a story of magicians and lords.

this. is . so . DUMB! I love it! it's essentially the five minute crafts of the book world, with these weird ideas that weren't tested and are sometimes over the top, overall entertaining, but silly.

We read this for book club. I liked it a lot. It presents some points of view that I had never considered.

This story follows the Conroy family and the pull an ancient mansion has on three generations of this family, as well as two generations of servants. As the Conroy children grow up and experience life changes, they continue to feel the pull of this house and their past. Once they are able to let their past go, they are able to move on and live their future.

a heartfelt book about friendship and cats

A wonderful overview of how information traveled in the wake of the French Revolution and throughout the Haitian Revolution. As a librarian, it is a fascinating perspective to focus on this movement of information and the agency of enslaved and oppressed people. A clear vision of the continued resistance of enslaved people and its internationalist character.

S.A. Cosby is a auto by author for me moving forward. His ability to pull me into a story is completely unmatched.

This book was absolutely stunning. Mr. Haynes wrote a phenomenal story. Family, spiritual connections, culture, and facing the hidden fears.

The pacing in this one was tough. I hear this is the weakest book because it's so much build-up along with SO. MUCH. ARMY. DETAIL. If I never read about encampments again, I'll be happy. Still, the main characters finally hook up in the last 100 or so pages, so slog through it, it's worth it.