One More Ride in the Rain — K.M. Weiland

Enjoy Civil War Fiction? Acclaim for One More Ride in the Rain

“One More Ride in the Rain moves along like a runaway train, never stopping or even slowing down enough for the reader to jump off (or even want to for that matter).” -- Jim Slater

About the Book: 19th Century Fiction

One of (7,000 words) award-winning author K.M. Weiland's short stories history.

In the waning days of the American Civil War, three Confederate cavalrymen and their wounded sergeant are forced to take refuge in a widow's shack. The last of their war battles looms on the horizon -- one more battle none of them want to fight -- and they must each make a decision that will influence the rest of their lives: to run or to fight?

Enjoy Civil War Books? More Praise for One More Ride in the Rain

“Weiland is a skilled writer. She massages all our senses so that we are there with the four soldiers, sharing their physical misery and their mental torment.” -- Frederick L. Fuller

“The historical fiction references are dropped in sparingly but accurately enough to satisfy Civil War purists like me.” -- C. Brooke