Set in the final year of the Civil War, a small group of union soldiers survives the sinking of a union-contracted riverboat, testing each man's faith and belief in God. The book also brings to rest one of the group, Sgt. Shaun O'Banyon, who dies at the hands of a ruthless Southern Regiment Commander Mordecai Slate. His companions come to grips how the bloodiest war in US history hits home for all of us.

The civil war buff who loves this type of western fiction. It's also a promising prelude to a possible western series.

The well-crafted story line and the historical research done to make this book come alive.

To see this series continue with the adventures of Ezra Justice and his companions.

Proud to be an American and like Ezra Justice, stand up for what I believe in, inspite of the negative repercussions.

Chuck Norris, his brother Aaron, Ken Abraham and Tim Grayem, contributed to a well-written novel. It teaches our soldiers of today to accept the challenges of our faith as stepping stones in becoming what God wants us to be.

The message is good, wholesome and a warning that freedom still comes at a cost.

I hope these four authors will write again and comtinue this into a series of books.

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