Son of South

Born to a life of wealth and privilege, Joe Fowler is the son of a successful plantation owner in the Civil War-era Old South. As tensions rise between the Union and the growing Confederacy, Joe experiences internal conflict with his divided family. He is denied his birthright because of a learning disability and is forced to work with the slaves on the family's plantation.Joe's heroic struggle to change his life mirrors the South's war for its own rights. Joe leaves his old life behind and finds a new fortune that his family cannot take away. He marries a Southern belle and earns the wrath of his unforgiving father and brothers. Now, Joe must fight for everything he loves and values - his new life, his beautiful wife, and his everlasting love for the Confederate South.Gary C. Walker is the author of several Civil War titles, including %b%iCivil War Tales, The War in Southwest 1861-65, Hunter's Fiery Raid through Virginia Valleys, A General History of the Civil The Southern Point of View,%r and %b%iConfederate Coloring and Learning Book.%r He has been recognized by the State of South Carolina Legislature for his many accomplishments in Civil War history. A member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Walker is passionate about the history of the Confederacy and captures the heart of the South.