A Walk Among Soldiers

<p>In the summer of 1862 ten-year-old Joseph H. White left the quiet fields of Bangor New York and marched off to war as a drummer boy in the Union Army. Too young to carry a musket he carried the heartbeat of the regiment on his drum - through rain-soaked camps the roar of cannons at Cold Harbor and the endless trenches before Petersburg.</p><p><em>A Walk Among Soldiers</em> is a moving work of family history-inspired fiction that blends real events with the imagination of storytelling. Through Joseph's eyes readers experience the terror of the battlefield the grind of siege warfare and the fragile hopes a child clung to when surrounded by death. His journey is not just about war but about survival memory and the bond between home and soldier.</p><p>Drawing from authentic Civil War records and reimagined through fiction this novel paints a vivid portrait of a boy who endured the unimaginable. Both a tribute to history and a powerful narrative A<em> Walk Among Soldiers</em> will resonate with fans of historical fiction American history and stories of resilience passed down through generations.</p><p><em>Inspired by true events. Based on the legacy of a real drummer boy. A reminder that even in war the smallest voices can still be heard.</em></p>