CO-AUTHOR The Legancy of Lincoln - How one man changed a nation Abraham Lincoln is arguably our most revered president, and the object of much fascination. Many biographies have been written about him, but this is the first book to tackle his legacy—how Lincoln’s policies, not just his conduct during the Civil War, impacted the nation, and what changes to government and politics he is remembered for. Includes a concise biography and information on social and cultural legacies, various Lincoln organizations, further reading, online resources, and more. |
"... one of the most well written fiction novels I have ever read. McMath uses historical battles and information to weave a fictional masterpiece." — Kaci Marie Lahpor, FL, Amazon.com "I could not for the life of me put this book down. It is like Pride and Prejudice set in the Civil War... on par with Cold Mountain." - Amazon Customer "The author used vivid imagery, chemistry, cutting wit and gut-wrenching drama to illustrate the struggles Hillsborough, Virginia faced during the American Civil War... In the end, it captured the deep struggle of forgiveness, even of oneself. I wholeheartedly recommend!" — R. Thoburn, Amazon.com “A well-handled mystery — and what a shocker conclusion!” — Eileen Charbonneau, award-winning Historic Fiction Author and Newbery Nominee “Few historical fiction novels present an accurate, interesting story for so many readers, and at the same time, serve as a thought-provoking, life-enriching, relevant tool for modern life.” — Literary Notices, Citizens’ Companion Magazine |
THE ESSENCE OF A PEOPLE II: African Americans Who Made Their World Anew in Loudoun County, Virginia and Beyond McMath's piece, "Zilpha Davis: A Freed Slave of Hillsborough, Virginia", describes the life of Zilpha Davis in Loudoun County during the Civil War. The story won her a 1996 Loudoun History Award. The Essence of a People II, was published by the Black History Committee and Friends of the Thomas Balch Library, Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA |