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Thirteen Fallen Horses

By: Justin Collmann
Narrated by: Sally Barron's voice replica
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In the spring of 1861, Charlie, a young man haunted by his father's failures and troubled by a lung damaged from consumption, is working a boring administrative job at an ironworks in Western Maryland.

When the Civil War breaks out, he becomes an officer in the Union Army and looks forward to a glorious adventure.

He fights at the battle of Antietam and distinguishes himself on the field but is shocked by the immense carnage, a total of 23,000 casualties in a single day.

When he returns home to Massachusetts to lead a new regiment, Charlie meets a young woman and falls in love.

He balances the strain of command with this new romance and feels conflicted by his desire to stay home and have a family and the continued pressure to serve a role in the war.

He experiences a mutiny in which he shoots and kills one of his own soldiers.

With his return to the front pending, and haunted by the killing of his own soldier, Charlie faces a decision between his duty to his wife and his desire to serve his country.

©2025, 2026 Justin Collmann (P)2026 Penmore Press LLC
Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Military Thriller & Suspense War & Military War
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