The Postmaster and the Spider

Spring, 1865. The Governor wants him for a spy. The President wants him for a Special Agent. And thinking his war is over, Sevier Russell returns to his home in East Tennessee to find Hawkins County in shambles. A guerrilla leader runs the town, night riders threaten his family, and a string of brutal murders points to someone who is using the chaos for their own ends. It seems that when the armies stopped marching, the killing got personal. To win through, Sevier must depend on wit, grit, and a pair of Remington New Model Army revolvers. The Postmaster and the Spider recreates the violent times after the end of the Civil War in East Tennessee, times when there "was war at everyone's door and it was neighbor against neighbor."