#BookReview: I Rode with Cullen Baker by RLB Hartmann–A Civil War Era Adventure

Don’t miss this heartfelt tale of adventure and loss as a southern belle escapes through East Texas swamplands.

Miss Jessica Linville of Linville Plantation, Southport, Louisiana lived a genteel and pampered life until the War-Between-the-States began. Miss Jessica’s mother had died of fever 6 years before and her father had been killed in action so when her home was ransacked and burned by renegade Yankee soldiers and the servants all ran off, her protector became the lifelong family retainer, Joshua.

Cullen Baker is based on the life of a real-life outlaw and his fictional rescue of Jessica - disguised as Jess – when Joshua is attacked and killed by a mob.

RLB Hartman is a member of Western Writers of America, a novelist, a short story and script writer. First written as a feature script, I Rode With Cullen Baker, was later published by Lulu.com in June 2008 as softcover novel. Visit the award winning author at her website and view her upcoming works and find out more about her upcoming novels, scripts and stories.

Review by Lynnette Phillips, Avid Book Reviews