Civil War: Cain at Gettysburg Lib/E (Audiobook)

from okjlsaz

I listened to the Audible version of this book. It was a little hard to keep track of the characters since I tend to be driving or doing something around the house while I listened. I probably wouldn't have found this novel if it hadn't been highlighted by Audible at some point.

from joeydag

Very human retelling of the battle. Some very graphic images left in my mind.

from buffalogr

A historical fiction novel much like Shaara's Killer Angels, around the battle of Gettysburg. It concentrates on the people and conversations that might have occurred during the 3-day battle. It emphasizes Longstreet and Meade as well as some individuals in the trenches. Although nobody really kn...

from sgtbigg

Much like Shaara's The Killer Angels, Peters' Cain at Gettysburg is a fictional account of the battle of Gettysburg. But while there are similarities between the two books, they are definitely not the same. While there are several scenes in Cain at Gettysburg that are very reminiscent of The Kill...

from k.turner_iv

A very nice portrayal and story about General Meade and the Battle of Gettysburg. I felt at times the writing could have been a little bit stronger, but still a very enjoyable read. Thank you also for this uncorrected advance reading copy won through a giveaways program, and for getting it out to...