| Author: | C. B.. Huesing | ISBN: | 9781301297658 |
| Publisher: | C. B.. Huesing | Publication: | June 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | C. B.. Huesing |
| ISBN: | 9781301297658 |
| Publisher: | C. B.. Huesing |
| Publication: | June 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Trouble with Cass; A Civil War Era Murder Mystery, is set in a small,farming community in central Indiana, and moves through seven states and Paris, France. The catastrophe of the war shatters and changes forever the lives of those caught up in it. This story captivates the reader with its intrique, story twists, adventures, and misadventures.
Cass Brooks is a beautiful, intelligent, and resourcefull young women, spirited but flawed. An enigma, she is capable od both good and evil, with acts of heroism, selfishness, and villainy.
This nineteen-year-old daughter of a wealthy builder uses her power, money, and charm to get what she wants, including her sister's boyfriend. An underlying murder plot develops. That's only the beginning of Cass' adventuresome and often bizarre life.
The battle scenes at Stone's River, Tennessee, and Gettysburg are vivid and relevent
The Trouble with Cass; A Civil War Era Murder Mystery, is set in a small,farming community in central Indiana, and moves through seven states and Paris, France. The catastrophe of the war shatters and changes forever the lives of those caught up in it. This story captivates the reader with its intrique, story twists, adventures, and misadventures.
Cass Brooks is a beautiful, intelligent, and resourcefull young women, spirited but flawed. An enigma, she is capable od both good and evil, with acts of heroism, selfishness, and villainy.
This nineteen-year-old daughter of a wealthy builder uses her power, money, and charm to get what she wants, including her sister's boyfriend. An underlying murder plot develops. That's only the beginning of Cass' adventuresome and often bizarre life.
The battle scenes at Stone's River, Tennessee, and Gettysburg are vivid and relevent
