by Byron A. Dunn
About this book
Byron A. Dunn's *Raiding with Morgan* captures the thrilling exploits of General John H. Morgan's legendary cavalry operations during the American Civil War. This historical fiction adventure follows young soldiers as they experience the daring raids, strategic maneuvers, and fierce combat that defined one of the war's most picturesque commanders and his fearless regiment.
Drawing from the authentic history of Morgan's campaigns, Dunn weaves a compelling narrative that brings the cavalry charges, narrow escapes, and bonds of brotherhood to vivid life. Over just two years, the real General Morgan became a formidable force—capturing and paroling thousands of Federal soldiers while tying down enemy reinforcements across multiple states. Through the eyes of fictional protagonists, readers witness the courage, cunning, and chaos of Civil War cavalry warfare as it unfolded in Kentucky and beyond.
This gripping war story masterfully blends historical fact with adventure storytelling, offering readers an immersive glimpse into a transformative period in American history. The narrative captures both the grandeur and the human cost of military campaigns, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and survival amid the carnage of battle.
Perfect for Civil War history enthusiasts, fans of military fiction, and anyone seeking an engaging audiobook that honors the experiences of soldiers who lived through America's defining conflict, *Raiding with Morgan* delivers excitement and historical substance in equal measure.
