Cross-Eyed Crow

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In every book written about espionage, there is always a tangled web, which must be deciphered page by page. In the history of the Civil War, there are stories of both Yankee and Confederate spies and the tactics they used to gather information for their armies. In this story, Crocker Dooms walks the tightrope of espionage as he unravels the story page by page.

This story begins in the Old City of New Orleans, during the Civil War. It includes Confederate widows, clergymen, and soldiers both Yankee and Rebel, as it unfolds the tangled web of Confederate espionage, tracking the movements of a rebel version of 007 and his exciting, dangerous, and life-threatening escapades as a rebel spy in Yankee camps.