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Chasing Lincoln's Killer

14 minJames L. Swanson

What's it about

Ever wondered what it was really like to be part of the largest manhunt in American history? Get ready to experience the heart-pounding, 12-day chase for Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, as if you were right there in the action. You'll follow the minute-by-minute escape, uncover the secret network that aided Booth, and witness the high-stakes decisions made by the Union soldiers desperate to bring him to justice. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a true-crime thriller that reveals the full, suspenseful story.

Meet the author

James L. Swanson is an acclaimed historian and a leading authority on the Abraham Lincoln assassination, serving as a member of the advisory committee for the Ford's Theatre Society. His lifelong fascination with Lincoln began in childhood on his grandmother's birthday, which was also the anniversary of the president's death. This personal connection fueled a career dedicated to uncovering the dramatic details of American history, transforming complex historical events into gripping, human-centered narratives for readers of all ages.

Chasing Lincoln's Killer book cover

What's it about

Ever wondered what it was really like to be part of the largest manhunt in American history? Get ready to experience the heart-pounding, 12-day chase for Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, as if you were right there in the action. You'll follow the minute-by-minute escape, uncover the secret network that aided Booth, and witness the high-stakes decisions made by the Union soldiers desperate to bring him to justice. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a true-crime thriller that reveals the full, suspenseful story.

Meet the author

James L. Swanson is an acclaimed historian and a leading authority on the Abraham Lincoln assassination, serving as a member of the advisory committee for the Ford's Theatre Society. His lifelong fascination with Lincoln began in childhood on his grandmother's birthday, which was also the anniversary of the president's death. This personal connection fueled a career dedicated to uncovering the dramatic details of American history, transforming complex historical events into gripping, human-centered narratives for readers of all ages.