Bittersweet country

History

Ellen Gray Massey

Americas

Anchor Press/Doubleday

Bittersweet Earth

University of Oklahoma Press

Ozark Writers On Writing: Essays on Creativity

Douglas C. Jones

Velda Brotherton

Joan Brix Banks

Charlie Farmer / Veda Boyd Jones / Jory Sherman / Charlotte Sherman / Max McCoy / Jim Hamilton

Seven Oaks Conway, Arkansas

The Civil War has broken out in Missouri and Lettie Worthington won't take sides--though she has a brother fighting in each army and a fiancé with a guerrilla band sympathetic to the South. Not involved in the conflict, Lettie deals with her own struggles and hardships at home, and with the help of former slaves, she saves her family's hemp and tobacco farm. Upon learning that both brothers were in the Battle of Lexington, twenty miles west, she leaves the farm and paddles a skiff up the Missouri River to find them.

Brothers, Blue & Gray

Teen & Young Adult

Historical Fiction

Goldminds Publishing, LLC

<p>In this beautifully written and well-crafted book, Ms Massey brings to life an epic of African Americans in the early days of their freedom. While little has been written about this era, their story contributes much to the history of our country. All Americans should read this with a deep and enduring pride, for it shows a strength of character that is beyond race or ethnicity. It is American.</p>

Morning in Nicodemus

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

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