Antonio Elmaleh

The Ones They Left Behind Antonio Elmaleh

The Ones They Left Behind is a sweeping and engrossing historically accurate account of post-Civil War America told through the eyes of one man, Harriman Hickenlooper, a Civil War veteran, who singlehandedly begins to heal both the wounds of a country, bitter and divided by war, and his own heartbreak by recreating Sherman's March to the Sea. This time, instead of carrying a gun, Harriman will carry a flag. Instead of marching for war, he will march for peace. His journey is fraught with danger, pain, and healing -- not only for himself, but for an entire nation. The Ones They Left Behind is a story every American needs to read. The parallels of our country's bloodiest war to the current divisiveness in today's America are clear. The Ones They Left Behind is more than an historical novel, it is a blueprint for healing America today. Harriman's fictionalized journey is inspired by an actual Union veteran soldier's march for peace in post-Civil War America.