Stonewall's Gold
Stonewall's Gold
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 1998
Book Brief
223
Book • Nonfiction
Virginia • 1860s
1998
Adult
14-18 years
890L
Super Short Summary
Stonewall's Gold by Robert J. Mrazek follows fifteen-year-old Jamie Lockhart in 1864 as he discovers a map to a hidden Confederate treasure in Port Republic, Virginia. He teams up with Katherine Dandridge and Major Alain de Monfort to recover the gold while evading ruthless pursuers. Facing numerous dangers, Jamie and Katherine fall in love and uncover the treasure, all within the tumultuous context of the Civil War era. The book includes scenes of sexual assault.
Adventurous
Suspenseful
Mysterious
Gritty
Reviews & Readership
326 ratings
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Review Roundup
Robert J. Mrazek's Stonewall's Gold is praised for its gripping narrative and rich historical detail, bringing Civil War-era America vividly to life. However, some critics note uneven pacing and a predictable plot. Overall, it's a compelling read for history buffs and those who enjoy action-filled adventures.
Who Should Read Stonewall's Gold?
Fans of Civil War-era adventures with a coming-of-age twist will be captivated by Stonewall's Gold by Robert J. Mrazek. Comparisons to Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain and Michael Shaara's The Killer Angels highlight its blend of history, mystery, and personal growth. Perfect for those who enjoy deeply researched historical fiction.
326 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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223
Book • Nonfiction
Virginia • 1860s
1998
Adult
14-18 years
890L
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