A Cumberland Vendetta

Set against the backdrop of the Civil War in the rugged Cumberland Mountains, John Fox, Jr.'s "A Cumberland Vendetta" plunges into the heart of a brutal and enduring family feud. This meticulously prepared edition returns readers to a world of divided loyalties and relentless vengeance in the Appalachian South.

Experience a classic tale of vendetta, where long-held grudges explode into violence, testing the bonds of community and family. Through vivid prose and compelling narrative, Fox captures the spirit of the era and the fierce independence of the mountain people. "A Cumberland Vendetta" is a powerful work of historical fiction, showcasing the deep scars left by war and the complexities of honor amidst bloodshed. Ideal for readers of Westerns and historical novels, this timeless story explores the human cost of conflict and the enduring power of the past.

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