Hard Living Easy Dying - Book 2

From the muddy roads of retreat to the chaos of ambushes and the quiet heartbreak of loss, McNair’s story is a deeply human account of camaraderie, courage, and the cost of command.

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Drunk Irish Confederate spy behind the Yankee lines
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From the muddy roads of retreat to the chaos of ambushes and the quiet heartbreak of loss, McNair’s story is a deeply human account of camaraderie, courage, and the cost of command.

With vivid detail and dark humor, Knud E. Hermansen brings the Civil War to life—not as a grand narrative, but as a series of unforgettable moments lived by ordinary men. For readers who crave immersive historical fiction with grit, heart, and authenticity, this novel delivers a powerful ride through one man’s war-torn youth.

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