
***"Novel of a fighting Civil War doctor caught up in a drama of danger and passion."*** Florida Cattle Drive during the war between the states. *"Spare my brother tomorrow and you may have me for the next hour," Valerie said to Kit Clark. In a flash of perception Kit realized that it was too late now to convince her that he had every intention of sparing Tony when they faced each other with dueling pistols at sunrise. "Suppose I said your brother will live? Would you believe me?" "Never. You hate him too much." Without wasting a gesture, Valerie began to move toward him, shedding her finery bit by bit. With her last defense gone, she walked forward - one white arm extended in a gesture that was both invitation and surrender. "Well, Doctor? Can we strike a bargain now?"*

25 February 1908 – 17 May 2001
Frank Gill Slaughter was born in Washington DC, and was moved with his family to a farm near Oxford, North Carolina. In 1925 he received a degree from Trinity College and went on to study medicine at Johns Hopkins University. In 1935, while working as a physician in Jacksonville FL, he began writing fiction. In 1941 his first novel, *That None Should Die*, was published. He went on to write almost 30 novels, drawing on his experience as a doctor and his interest in history and the Bible. Frank Gill Slaughter , pen-name Frank G. Slaughter, pseudonym C.V. Terry, was an American novelist and physician whose books sold more than 60 million copies. His novels drew on his own experience as a do…
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