[Jeff]

Gone For a Soldier A novel of the American Revolution ​ Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback Land of the Free A novel of the War of 1812 ​ Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback, Home of the Brave A novel of the Texas Revolution and the Mexican War ​ Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback Lonely Is The Soldier A novel of modern asymmetric war​ Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback The Treasure of La Malinche An adventure novel in two volumes of the current US/Mexico struggles​ Volume 1: Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback Volume 2: Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback The Angel of 1776 A Novella​ In 1776, between Christmas and New Year's Day, the continually retreating, seemingly defeated Continental Army of the fledgling United States of America went on the attack and changed the course of history. Was the army's sudden reversal of fortune purely a product of General George Washington's brilliance, or did Washington get some divine assistance? Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback Antebellum​ The American Army officers that served together in the Mexican War must now take sides in the growing issue of secession. Beginning immediately after Home of the Brave, Antebellum follows the lives of the Van Buskirk family as they interweave with those of Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, William Tecumseh Sherman and John Buford. This is a continuation of the Gone For Soldiers series and the first book in a Civil War trilogy called Johnny Comes Marching Home. Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback The Way of All Soldiers​ Book two in the Johnny Comes Marching Home trilogy covers the period from the first Battle of Bull Run (Manassas) to the Battle of Gettysburg. Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback Freedom​ Book three in the Johnny Comes Marching Home trilogy covers the period from the Battle of Gettysburg to the beginning of Reconstruction.​ Kindle Version, Amazon Trade Paperback​ Johnny Comes Marching Home includes the full text of Antebellum, The Way of All Soldiers and Freedom ​ Website Proud supporter of Operation eBook Drop Amazon US Amazon UK ​

 

[Leslie]

I like your book trailers, Jeff. Very nicely done!

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[Jeff]

Thank you, Leslie. Sailor did the voice-over of La Malinche, Spanish accent and all.

I was hoping to see some tease about your novella today since this is D-Day.

 

[tlshaw]

Jeff, Great to see what works are coming. I love that they are all going to tie together. Can't wait to read.

 

[geoffthomas]

Well I am ready to read more.

Not pushing

Just sayin......

 

[Jeff]

Can't wait to read.

Not pushing

Soon.

 

[geoffthomas]

Now I realize that you just said soon on June 6th, but....

It is now the 23rd of June and I (and others, I might add) am wondering how soon soon is.

Just wonderin.........

 

[sebat]

Love the trailers.  I just started Vol. 1 of The Treasure of La Malinche and am really enjoying it.  It sucked me in from the very beginning. 

 

[Anju]

I can't believe I missed this thread   I have a friend that read Treasure first, both volumes, loved it, When I was reading Gone I knew she would love it, but went with the other first, but she is going to get to it pretty quick.  I can hardly wait for more from you - quit playing with those great grand kids and get to work.

 

[Jeff]

These two books are not really historical fiction so I had removed them from the original post. However, rather than starting a new thread to an already glutted topic I'm adding them back. Yes, I know, I tend to wake up in a different world every day.

 

[Paul Clayton]

Jeff,

I like your video for your book.  I'd asked a family member to make one for me but that hasn't happened.  I was thinking live actors, action, voiceovers.  But you got me thinking that maybe I'll do it myself.  You know what they say...

Best!

Paul Clayton, author of

White Seed: The Untold Story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke

 

[Paul Clayton]

Jeff,

One further thing, I was wondering if you could tell me more about how you did that?  I have access to some good graphics about my book (White Seed), and I could do the voice overs.  I also have some good musical scores I could use.  But I've never done any videos.  Any advice?  What program did you use?  Any suggestions for me?  Contact me offline if you can help.
thanks,
Paul Clayton

 

[Beth A]

These two books are not really historical fiction so I had removed them from the original post. However, rather than starting a new thread to an already glutted topic I'm adding them back. Yes, I know, I tend to wake up in a different world every day.

I am currently reading The Treasure of La Malinche Volume 2, and my husband is currently reading Gone for a Soldier. These are EXCELLENT books and I HIGHLY recommend them.

 

[Anju]

One of my favorite authors and wonderful hang in there until all hours of the night books!  I'm waiting for the next one 

 

[Jeff]

What program did you use? Any suggestions for me?

I used Windows Movie Maker and fumbled my way through it.

I am currently reading The Treasure of La Malinche Volume 2, and my husband is currently reading Gone for a Soldier. These are EXCELLENT books and I HIGHLY recommend them.

Thank you, Beth. I'm very pleased that you and your husband like them.

 

[Jeff]

One of my favorite authors and wonderful hang in there until all hours of the night books! I'm waiting for the next one

Thank you, Dona. If you'd like to read proof-read and/or edit the pre-release of The Land of the Free in MS Word format, please contact me by PM or email. It's the sequel to Gone For a Soldier, is currently about 300 pages and is pretty well fleshed out but infested with typos.

The first draft of Home of the Brave, which is the next in the series, is almost finished. It should be ready for beta readers in about two weeks. These two books tie Gone For a Soldier to The Treasure of La Malinche.

There are three more books planned to complete the series. The prequel to The Treasure of La Malinche, called Lonely is the Soldier, is about half written. I'll finish it before jumping back to the Civil War with Johnny Comes Marching Home. The last book, tentatively titled, Don't sit Under the Apple Tree is probably at least a year away.

 

[geoffthomas]

Jeff,
It is good to see posts about your work again.
I anxiously await the new books.
And would be happy to help in any way possible.

Just sayin.....

 

[Jeff]

It is good to see posts about your work again.

I let some negative people get me down for a while and I stopped posting but I didn't stop writing. I sincerely appreciate your support and that of many others that I've been fortunate to meet here on KindleBoards.

I anxiously await the new books.
And would be happy to help in any way possible.

I'd certainly welcome your help, Geoff. Please send me the email address that you have associated with your Windows ID (Passport) and I'll add you to the editing team. If you'd rather have a Kindle version instead of the Word documents, just send me a PM and I'll compile one for you.

 

[Gertie Kindle]

Thank you, Dona. If you'd like to read proof-read and/or edit the pre-release of The Land of the Free in MS Word format, please contact me by PM or email. It's the sequel to Gone For a Soldier, is currently about 300 pages and is pretty well fleshed out but infested with typos.

The first draft of Home of the Brave, which is the next in the series, is almost finished. It should be ready for beta readers in about two weeks. These two books tie Gone For a Soldier to The Treasure of La Malinche.

There are three more books planned to complete the series. The prequel to The Treasure of La Malinche, called Lonely is the Soldier, is about half written. I'll finish it before jumping back to the Civil War with Johnny Comes Marching Home. The last book, tentatively titled, Don't sit Under the Apple Tree is probably at least a year away.

I had no idea you were working on so much. Very ambitious. I'll look forward to them all.

 

[tlshaw]

Jeff, It is great to see you back. I am loving Land of the Free. I am hoping to finish up Book one in the next day or so. Thanks for letting me be a part.