William Walker, an educator and writer, grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, exploring the Civil War forts surrounding the city. After a forty-year career in college teaching and administration, he returned to his first love, military history, to investigate a pivotal incident in America's largest and bloodiest battle: World War I's Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Betrayal at Little Gibraltar is his first book.
~~tag-text~~
The body keeps the score. In the Russo family, the body keeps the script. When Nell Russo dies, her wheelchair sits empty at the head of the dinner table for three weeks before anyone dares move it. Her four survivors continue their choreographed exist... SEE MORE