“An engaging, gritty novel of World War 1 and its decades-long effects on England.”

— Kirkus Reviews

“This second novel from Curtis anchors itself around the early days of World War II, specifically the epoch identified as the ‘Battle of Britain’ (July – October 1940) … the author carves out a creative niche that will enthrall readers.”

— Historical Novels Review

“Captivating characters? A fast-paced storyline? Cameos from historical figures? Brodie Curtis checks all the boxes in his novel set along the Mississippi River on the eve of the Civil War. Well done.”

— Tim Wendel, author of Castro’s Curveball and Rebel Falls