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"Within the fabric of his meticulous research and tightly-woven prose, Will Hutchison leaves us straddling a muddled line between fiction and plausible truth. Ian Carlyle is back with his most explosive, yet unwitting, adventure yet in 'The Gettysburg Conspiracy.' The fate of the Union lies in the hands of this Scottish nobleman who grew as an officer serving valiantly in the Crimean War. They intend to kill President Lincoln, and Carlyle is caught in a crux of deceit at the wane of the American Civil War in this story of love, loyalty, and betrayal. Were it not for the intuition and heroics of Ian Carlyle, this could have indeed been Lincoln’s last address." - Editor, Gettysburg Times
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