Selected Additional Readings
The Raven, by Marquis James.
Mexico Biography of Power – A History of Modern Mexico, 1810-1996, by Enrique Krauze.
The Battle of San Jacinto, by James W. Pohl
Heroine of the Texas Revolution: Francisca Alavez – The Angel of Goliad, by Patsy Pittman Light
Slaughter at Goliad – The Mexican Massacre of 400 Texas Volunteers, by Jay A. Stout
Eyewitness to the Alamo – Revised Edition, by Bill Groneman
The Gates of the Alamo, by Stephen Harrigan
Lone Star – A History of Texas and the Texans, by T. R. Fehrenbach
Sleuthing the Alamo, by James E. Crisp
Reflections of Early Texas, by John Holland Jenkins
Alamo Defenders – A Genealogy, The People and Their Words by Bill Groneman
Three Roads to the Alamo, by William C. Davis
Thirteen Days to Glory, by Lon Tinkle
After the Alamo, by Robert Scott
Texas, by James A. Michener
Lone Star Nation: The Epic Story of the Battle for Texas Independence, by H.W. Brands
About the Author
D. Allen Henry is a freelance writer who is also the author of Those Who Fought for Us, My Father the God, Of War and Women, Enlisting Redemption, Finding Patience and Galileo’s Lost Message. The author welcomes comments regarding any of his novels. His website is located at https://dayhahaha.wix.com/dallenhenry, and his Facebook address is https://www.facebook.com/dallen.henry . You may provide feedback to the following e-mail address: dallenhenry@hotmail.com. If you enjoyed Hawk Banks, please be so kind as to provide a review of it on the website from which you acquired this book.
Novels by
D. Allen Henry
Hawk Banks – Founding Texas (revised edition) – © 2014
Pairing up with Texas frontiersman Hank MacElrae, the inimitable Bostonian Hawk Banks sets off in quest of adventure on the Plains of Texas. A distinctly incompatible pair, the two manage to make their unlikely friendship work and, enduring all manner of unlikely events, they succeed in finding their way into the heart of Texas, becoming founding fathers of a new nation.
The Sutherland Saga
On the eve of World War I, Elizabeth Turnberry and her friend Margaret MacCreedy meet fellow students Robert Sutherland and Alastair Stewart in a pub in Edinburgh. And, although the future seems bright, the outbreak of war in the summer of 1914 will destroy all their hopes and dreams. Is there hope at all for those who fought for us?
Part II: Of War and Women – © 2015
On the eve of the Battle of Britain a farewell party is held for the 93rd Squadron at Wharton Manor, and though World War II will subsequently intervene, events of that night will echo down through history, changing the lives of those present forever. Unfairly maligned, one woman will persevere, but for all her accomplishments, will Felicité succeed?
Part III: Enlisting Redemption – © 2015
When twenty-one year old college student Trevor Sutherland enlists Rebecca Carey in a birthday party performance, it leads to a heinous crime. Her subsequent disappearance will ultimately send Trevor on a decade long quest for redemption, one fraught with intrigue, deception, and ultimately murder.