Unmasking Terror: Inside the Shadows of World War II in Charles McNair’s Gripping New Thriller
This is a novel about the Battle of the Wilderness fought over three days in May, 1864. It was a bloody encounter costing 29,000 casualties. It was the first battle commanded by U S Grant and Robert E Lee and was the first battle of modern warfare.
About the Author
I was born and raised in San Diego, and attended school through my freshman year at UCSD. I then enlisted for three years in the Army, serving a year in Vietnam. Upon discharge in 1971, I returned to finish college and eventually medical school at UC San Francisco. I moved to Connecticut and practiced for thirty-five years. My wife and I raised three children and have two grandchildren. My other two novels are “Soldiers of a Foreign War”, set in Vietnam, late 1969, and “In a Dark Wood”, dealing with the Battle of the Wilderness, May, 1864.
