Harry Morgan, a loner with a reputation as the deadliest sniper in the Union Army, didnβt care who he shot β as long as he could add another notch to his Sharps rifle. And so begins No Point in Dying Now, a Civil War drama that paints a graphic and realistic picture of war, as seen through the eyes of two teenage soldiers on opposing sides. Harry views the war as an opportunity to feed his desire to kill, regardless of the color of his victimβs uniform; his loyalties are totally self-serving. On the other side, James Durrett serves the Confederacy with his brother, cousin, and hometown friends. The war transforms him from a naΓ―ve, green recruit to a staunch and deadly defender of the South. In the end, the destiny of each young man will cross in the last and bloodiest battle of the war. Only one can walk away alive.
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