The Ceremony of Innocence New Releases a front row view of

a front row view of political infighting and accusations of treason

An intriguing "whodunit

a friend in command of the Union Armies

and I can scarcely if ever remember reading a book that did the subject more justice

and brings to life characters that are engaging and totally believable

The Ceremony of Innocence New Releases a front row view ofThe Ceremony of Innocence ". . . a very promising start to an overdue series on the real Civil War the point of view and voice are very well done ~ Richard Slotkin, The Long Road to Antietam, 2 time National Book Award finalist. April, 1861, the country is on the verge of war and someone is killing the women of Harford while William Hanlin State's Attorney, Mexican War veteran watches his carefully constructed anonymity fray as he is swept back into a