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JUDGMENT TREE
By: Gary E. Parker

Bancroft Press
July 2026
On Sale: July 13, 2026
448 pages
ISBN: 1610886968
EAN: 9781610886963
Kindle: B0GZWMGZCC
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In Judgment Tree, Gary E. Parker reimagines the American Civil War not as distant spectacle or inherited myth, but as lived experience—a world shaped by ordinary people forced to make extraordinary moral choices under relentless pressure.
Grounded in meticulous historical research, the novel moves beyond familiar battles and monuments to examine how systems of power, race, and survival intersect at the human level. Parker’s characters inhabit a conflicted landscape where loyalty and conscience rarely align, and where the consequences of choice reverberate far beyond the battlefield. The Civil War emerges here not as an abstract national trauma, but as an intimate reckoning—personal, destabilizing, and enduring.
Judgment Tree is both a serious work of historical fiction and a probing moral inquiry. With narrative discipline and intellectual honesty, Parker restores complexity to a period too often reduced to slogans, inviting readers to confront the uncomfortable truths that history preserves only when fiction dares to engage it fully.

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