OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF WALTER COFFEY
AUTHOR OF CIVIL WAR FICTION
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This website showcases the work of Walter Coffey, an author who has written several works of historical fiction and non-fiction, mostly concerning the American Civil War. Feel free to browse through the links provided, which include detailed information about his work, his life, his contact information, and how to buy his books.
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--Updated 2/1/2010
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CIVIL WAR ARTICLES
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HISTORICAL ARTICLES
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CONTEMPORARY ARTICLES
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BOOKS
ROTH'S RECKONING
Powerful steel tycoon Reginald Roth targets Union operative J.B. Carver for death. Roth unleashes his limitless resources to carry out his plan, including a sadistic assassin who delights in the "thrill of the kill." Haunted by his past, struggling to
repair his estranged relationship with a lonely widow, and enduring a terrible war, can Carver regain his love and survive the ruthless vengeance of Reginald Roth?
REDEMPTION IN THE FIELD
BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD FINALIST IN HISTORICAL FICTION
- Foreword Magazine
Union operative J.B. Carver has
caused a terrible Union defeat at Bull Run. To redeem himself, he must bring an elusive con man to justice for swindling the War Department. The trail leads into hostile Kentucky, where a routine mission becomes a deadly struggle for survival.
THE LIBERTY LEGION
BOOK OF THE YEAR HONORABLE MENTION IN HISTORICAL FICTION
- Foreword Magazine
Civil war has broken out between
North and South, and men on both sides are answering the call to arms. Washington is vulnerable to Southern attack as fanatics plot to take the city by force. One man can halt the invasion and save the capital, but first he must save himself.
