The Roswell Women
by Frances Patton Statham

From the pages of the American Civil War comes a unique story of 450 Southern women and children, who were arrested for treason by General Sherman for working in the Roswell, Georgia mills, weaving gray wool for Confederate uniforms. In an act decried as brutal by both North and South alike, the penniless young women were uprooted from their families, loaded in boxcars, given nine days food rations, and shipped north, never to be heard from again.

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The Roswell Legacy
by Frances Patton Statham

The Civil War has been over for 25 years, and Allison Forsyth, from The Roswell Women, has made a new life for herself. Believing that her former husband, Coin Forsyth, has been killed in the war, she has remarried and borne a son. Only when the son introduces his lovely young fiancée, Ginna, to his mother, does Allison discover that Coin has survived, and that Ginna is none other than Coin's daughter by a second marriage.

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The Boy From Bear Swamp
Memoir by William Clyde Stegall

Each fragment of memory produces a vivid kaleidoscope of color as Bill Stegall traces his life journey from sharecropper's son to CEO of his own company.

Growing up in Bear Swamp on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains during the Great Depression, he portrays with razor-thin accuracy the poverty and violence of the times.

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The Phoenix Quartet

From World War I to the period between the wars, and on to World War II in both Europe and the Pacific, The Phoenix Quartet is a series of four award-winning books, each one complete within itself: (1) Phoenix Rising, (2) From Love's Ashes, (3) On Wings of Fire, (4) To Face the Sun.

Walk Back the Cat

In this contemporary novel of manners and mayhem, set in Mobile, Alabama and the Gulf Coast, Carley Burnside, a blonde, green-eyed, 31-year-old landscape architect is forced to deal with stolen blood diamonds, identity swaps, eccentric characters, an artist colony on a Mobile Bay estate, aboriginal culture, and a mole CIA agent, while trying to stay alive during the extravagant 300th birthday celebration of Mobile's founding.