A tense midnight encounter on the picket-line yields a prisoner’s quiet, unsettling confession that could change more than one life.
A wartime drama told with careful observation and human detail.
Set during the Civil War in August 1862, this memoir follows a moment when two scouts confine a lone Confederate prisoner. What begins as a straightforward capture becomes a window into the prisoner’s thoughts, loyalties, and the secrets he guards. The scene blends battlefield immediacy with the slow unraveling of motive, as the captors weigh what they learn against what they fear they don’t know.
The narrative centers on a war-weary camp, a wary prisoner, and a doctor’s stubborn faith in recovery. Through the prisoner’s half‑confessed motives and the old surgeon’s quiet, probing observations, the text explores how duty, danger, and personal ties intersect in the heat of conflict.
Ideal for readers of Civil War memoirs and history that blends battlefield memory with intimate human moments.
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