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DO BAR FIGHTS COUNT?
How To Write Your Military Stories

Kimberly Cook, an Army and Air Force veteran, coaches military personnel to write their stories in this easy to use guide. Based on her "writer's basic training" courses, she gets veterans writing from the first chapter.

RAMSEY JUDD by Tina Spencer
Twenty years ago, Ramsey Judd, a Union soldier during the Civil War, ran away in the middle of battle. Under an assumed name, he was forced to keep on running to avoid being apprehended and charged with desertion. Now, pushing old age and faced with his own mortality, he decides he's tired of running and starts the long journey home. Along the way, he stops in a little place in Idaho to pay his respects to the girl he left behind. But things are not as Ramsey expected. He finds himself searching for a daughter he didn't know he had, kidnapped by her mother as a vendetta for the wrongs she feels she was done all those years ago. This is the story of one man's struggles to rebuild his life, reclaim his dignity and his identity, and to set things right with the ones he loves.

A FATHER'S HEART by Alice Mitchell
During the Great Depression, eleven-year-old Maddie Miller searches for a solution to the mystery of her missing father. Her family is deaf, dumb and blind to her questions, so Maddie turns to the One who never fails to listen. For as Gran often reminds her, He has the answer to every heartache. All it takes is faith.

MOON IN THE DAY SKY by Jessie E Turner
A story about finding the courage and self confidence to defeat great evil. Sixteen year old Starsha is a dreamer in a world where female dreamers are feared. She feels as inconsequential and out of place as the daytime moon.

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