Charles Bracelen Flood

"Under the able hands of the entertaining historian Charles Bracelen Flood, this book is a page-turner that has you not only reaching for the Kleenex box, but aching to get to Grant’s memoir itself, which has been lauded as one of the finest presidential memoirs ever written," writes Rhapsody in Books. Read full review.

Read Flood's piece in History News Network.

"Flood burnishes his reputation as a top-notch historian with the poignant story of the last year of a gallant American hero," writes Joseph C. Goulden. Read full review. 

"Flood paints a picture so detailed and recounts a narrative so vivid readers could think they were eyewitnesses," says Bill Robinson. Read full review.

"Mr. Flood has provided an accurate, moving portrait of a legendary leader," writes Mark G. Pond. Read full review.

"Flood offers a fascinating coda to a remarkable life in this brisk, well-told history," says The Christian Science Monitor. Read full review. 

"Award-winning and New York Times best-selling author Charles Bracelen Flood beautifully details the sobering last year of Civil War hero and President Ulysses S. Grant in his latest work," writes Jarrod Hiatt.  Read full review.

Allen Barra reviews "the exhilarating and heroic story of the race to complete Grant’s memoirs” in the Houston Chronicle. Read the full review.