On A Rising Tide: A Tale Of Running The Civil War Blockade

Blockade runner Captain Wade McKay and the crew of the Atlantis battle the death choke of the Union naval blockade of Wilmington, North Carolina. Massive Fort Fisher stands as the lone guardian of the ships daring to run the blockade. Their mission is of the utmost importance because each precious cargo brought in means new life for the Confederacy. Knowing that the fall of Fort Fisher could hasten the end of the war, the Union army and navy launches a deadly assault to capture the fort and stop blockade running forever.

Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Richard Triebe is a freelance writer living in Wilmington, North Carolina. He has an Associate in Applied Science degree in Marine Technology and much of his writing concerns the sea and underwater activities. His hobbies include scuba diving and underwater photography.