Valley Forge

Praise for the works of Newt Gingrich and William R. Forstchen:

This second title in the George Washington series (after To Try Men's Souls) offers an energetic dramatization of the Continental Army's grim winter bivouac at Valley Forge, Pa., in 1777.... Gingrich and Forstchen recreate the sights and smells of the Continental Army's hand-to-mouth camp life and the battlefield action around Valley Forge with a brisk panache that should bode well for future entries. -- Publishers Weekly on Valley Forge

Masterful storytelling. --William E. Butterworth IV, New York Times bestselling author of The Saboteurs

Creative, clever, and fascinating. --James Carville

Compelling narrative force and meticulous detail. -- The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Gingrich and Forschten write with authority and with sensitivity. -- St. Louis Post Dispatch

Grim, gritty, realistic, accurate, and splendid, this is a soaring epic of triumph over almost unimaginable odds. -- Library Journal on To Try Men's Souls

With each book... Gingrich and Forstchen have gone from strength to strength as storytellers. --William Trotter, The Charlotte Observer

The authors' research shines in accurate accounts of diplomatic maneuvering as well as the nuts-and-bolts of military action. -- Publishers Weekly

The writing is vivid and clear. -- Washington Times

This second title in the George Washington series (after To Try Men's Souls) offers an energetic dramatization of the Continental Army's grim winter bivouac at Valley Forge, Pa., in 1777. Gingrich and Forstchen recreate the sights and smells of the Continental Army's hand-to-mouth camp life and the battlefield action around Valley Forge with a brisk panache that should bode well for future entries. -- Publishers Weekly on Valley Forge

Masterful storytelling. --William E. Butterworth IV, New York Times bestselling author of The Saboteurs, on Pearl Harbor

Creative, clever, and fascinating. --James Carville on Gettysburg

Compelling narrative force and meticulous detail. -- The Atlanta Journal Constitution on Gettysburg

Gingrich and Forstchen write with authority and with sensitivity. -- St. Louis Post Dispatch on Gettysburg

Grim, gritty, realistic, accurate, and splendid, this is a soaring epic of triumph over almost unimaginable odds. -- Library Journal on To Try Men's Souls

With each book Gingrich and Forstchen have gone from strength to strength as storytellers. -- William Trotter, The Charlotte Observer, on Never Call Retreat

The authors' research shines in accurate accounts of diplomatic maneuvering as well as the nuts-and-bolts of military action. -- Publishers Weekly on Gettysburg

The writing is vivid and clear. -- Washington Times on Gettysburg

This second title in the George Washington series (after To Try Men's Souls) offers an energetic dramatization of the Continental Army's grim winter bivouac at Valley Forge, Pa., in 1777. Gingrich and Forstchen recreate the sights and smells of the Continental Army's hand-to-mouth camp life and the battlefield action around Valley Forge with a brisk panache that should bode well for future entries. Publishers Weekly on Valley Forge

Masterful storytelling. William E. Butterworth IV, New York Times bestselling author of The Saboteurs, on Pearl Harbor

Creative, clever, and fascinating. James Carville on Gettysburg

Compelling narrative force and meticulous detail. The Atlanta Journal Constitution on Gettysburg

Gingrich and Forstchen write with authority and with sensitivity. St. Louis Post Dispatch on Gettysburg

Grim, gritty, realistic, accurate, and splendid, this is a soaring epic of triumph over almost unimaginable odds. Library Journal on To Try Men's Souls

With each book Gingrich and Forstchen have gone from strength to strength as storytellers. William Trotter, The Charlotte Observer, on Never Call Retreat

The authors' research shines in accurate accounts of diplomatic maneuvering as well as the nuts-and-bolts of military action. Publishers Weekly on Gettysburg

The writing is vivid and clear. Washington Times on Gettysburg

This second title in the George Washington series (after To Try Men's Souls) offers an energetic dramatization of the Continental Army's grim winter bivouac at Valley Forge, Pa., in 1777. Gingrich and Forstchen recreate the sights and smells of the Continental Army's hand-to-mouth camp life and the battlefield action around Valley Forge with a brisk panache that should bode well for future entries. Publishers Weekly on Valley Forge

Masterful storytelling. William E. Butterworth IV, New York Times bestselling author of The Saboteurs, on Pearl Harbor

Creative, clever, and fascinating. James Carville on Gettysburg

Compelling narrative force and meticulous detail. The Atlanta Journal Constitution on Gettysburg

Gingrich and Forstchen write with authority and with sensitivity. St. Louis Post Dispatch on Gettysburg

Grim, gritty, realistic, accurate, and splendid, this is a soaring epic of triumph over almost unimaginable odds. Library Journal on To Try Men's Souls

With each book Gingrich and Forstchen have gone from strength to strength as storytellers. William Trotter, The Charlotte Observer, on Never Call Retreat

The authors' research shines in accurate accounts of diplomatic maneuvering as well as the nuts-and-bolts of military action. Publishers Weekly on Gettysburg

The writing is vivid and clear. Washington Times on Gettysburg

This second title in the George Washington series (after To Try Men's Souls) offers an energetic dramatization of the Continental Army's grim winter bivouac at Valley Forge, Pa., in 1777.... Gingrich and Forstchen recreate the sights and smells of the Continental Army's hand-to-mouth camp life and the battlefield action around Valley Forge with a brisk panache that should bode well for future entries. --Publishers Weekly on Valley Forge

Masterful storytelling. --William E. Butterworth IV, New York Times bestselling author of The Saboteurs, on Pearl Harbor

Creative, clever, and fascinating. --James Carville on Gettysburg

Compelling narrative force and meticulous detail. --The Atlanta Journal Constitution on Gettysburg

Gingrich and Forstchen write with authority and with sensitivity. --St. Louis Post Dispatch on Gettysburg

Grim, gritty, realistic, accurate, and splendid, this is a soaring epic of triumph over almost unimaginable odds. --Library Journal on To Try Men's Souls

With each book... Gingrich and Forstchen have gone from strength to strength as storytellers. --William Trotter, The Charlotte Observer, on Never Call Retreat

The authors' research shines in accurate accounts of diplomatic maneuvering as well as the nuts-and-bolts of military action. --Publishers Weekly on Gettysburg

The writing is vivid and clear. --Washington Times on Gettysburg

NEWT GINGRICH, former Speaker of the House, bestselling author of Gettysburg and Pearl Harbor, the longest serving teacher of the Joint War Fighting Course for Major Generals at Air University, and an honorary Distinguished Visiting Scholar and Professor at the National Defense University. He resides in Virginia with his wife, Callista, with whom he hosts and produces documentaries, including A City Upon A Hill.

WILLIAM R. FORSTCHEN, Ph.D., is a Faculty Fellow at Montreat College in Montreat, North Carolina. He received his doctorate from Purdue University and is the author of more than forty books. He is the New York Times best selling author of One Second After, published by Tor/Forge of St. Martin's Press. He resides near Asheville, North Carolina, with his daughter, Meghan.