The Prisoner of the Mill (1864) is a sequel to The Border Spy by the same author (Lt. Col. Hazeltine). It picks up where Border Spy left off, in November 1861.
Union forces have just retaken Springfield, Mo., when their commander, Gen. John C. Fremont, is removed. His replacement immediately orders a retreat, leaving Confederate bushwhackers free to prowl the countryside the Federals have abandoned. When a Union soldier vanishes under suspicious circumstances, his sister and his best friend undertake a dangerous quest to determine if he is dead or alive, and who is responsible for his disappearance.
We've made Border Spy and Prisoner available as separate paperback editions as well as in a combined hardcover edition. All three titles are available at our website.
Looking back on 2018, it proved to be a year of change and transition for Monroe St. Press. Shifts in the independent publishing industry prompted us to reevalulate our mission, try out new marketing and publishing approaches, and expand into other venues, including music. Expect more changes in 2019 as we participate in new events and new ventures.
Our sincere thanks to all who visited our website or our vendor booths this year. Wishing you a healthy and happy New Year!
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