In November, 1864 the Civil War is almost over. The Army of Tennessee under it's gallant commander John Bell Hood have a chance to reverse the Confederacy's sinking fortunes. With veteran troops, he plans to strike into Tennessee where he will capture Nashville and invade the northern states. General Sherman has taken the best troops with him on his famous 'March to the Sea.' George Thomas, the Federal commander is forced to defend Tennessee with scattered forces and green troops. The Confederate's move into Tennessee almost forty-thousand strong. The Federal's are in a race to concentrate enough men to save Nashville. Die Like Men will take the reader through the invasion from Florence, Alabama to Nashville and provide insight into the colorful personalities of the leading participants. This is a must read for any fan of the American Civil War.
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TIM KENT is a Civil War Historian, lieutenant commander of his local SCV camp & former first sergeant with the 26th Alabama infantry reenactment group. His interest in the Civil War began at the age of six when he overheard a conversation between his uncles regarding this momentous time in our nation's history. He has been studying all aspects of the War ever since. In addition to authoring his own books, he has assisted other authors in researching material for their books and was involved with the Wide Awake Films Civil War documentaries at Perryville. In 2012 he was commissioned as the writer and historical director for the documentary Sesquicentennial Civil War History of Colbert County Alabama. Tim is also a much sought-after speaker on Civil War History. Once you meet him you will understand why! His love for history is contagious!
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