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Title: The Swamp Outlaw: The Civil War Story of Henry Berry Lowery and His North Carolina Indian Raiders by David Ball ISBN: 1-58500-408-1 Publisher: Authorhouse Pub. Date: 01 December, 1999 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $20.23

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Secrets of the Civil War
Comment: If you love poking into the obscure corners of history, you need to read this book. Henry Berry Lowery and his gang are driven into the swamp and hide there for years, living like a 19th-century Robin Hood and Merry Men. Tragedy, comedy, romance, and real history! A great combination! The author has discovered an astounding story, and tells it beautifully.

Rating: 5
Summary: Broke my heart and healed it
Comment: I don't care if you don't like "true story" books. Read this one. Henry Berry Lowery did exist, and he was a freedom-fighter, sort of, for his people (North Carolina native Americans), and he did some incredibly funny things and some incredibly violent things. But it's the writer who goes into the swamp to interview him and his gang who broke my heart and healed it. You never find out the writer's name and you don't need to. You won't forget him and you won't forget Henry Berry either.

I just wish someone had warned me first; normally I think "good literature" is stuffy. But this one is beautifully written AND it has low comedy and serious tragedy and bigtime action, which means that I couldn't put this thing down till past midnight. Open this one up on Friday, because you'll be wrecked at work the next day if you start it on a weeknight.