At 439 pages long, Fields of Grace is a fairly big book but the good thing about it is that there are no dull moments. It flows seamlessly in a back and forth interwoven rhythm between past and present events. …
Reading this book would definitely give anyone the chills, as Allan Lobeck narrates the gut wrenching experiences he passed through. The suspense and anxiety is surreal, and it feels more like watching a horrifying thriller with everything in high definition …
Redfish Oak is an educative book, and captured most of the activities that were prevalent in the United States during the 19th century, especially about the treatment of Negroes and Red Indians as well as how some Southerners related with …