THE BUCKTAILS AT THE DEVIL'S DEN, the sixth novel in the Bucktails Civil War series, returns the battered regiment to the defenses of Washington. Instead of the soft duty they envisioned there, the riflemen are harassed continually by Rebel guerrillas and the Gray Ghost, John Mosby. The action intensifies when the First Rifles are ordered on the double-quick march to catch Lee's invading Rebel Army at Gettysburg. The Bucktails' brutal counterattack from Little Round Top and their bloody skirmish at the Devil's Den add another heroic chapter to the illustrious history of the 42nd PA Volunteers. William P. Robertson graduated from Mansfield University with a B.S. in English in 1972. Since then, he has worked in factories, taught high school English, and run a successful house painting business. He has also been a freelance writer, and his short stories, articles, and poems have appeared in over 500 magazines worldwide. He has published 70 books, as well, in the poetry, horror, and historical fiction genres. In his spare time, Robertson enjoys listening to rock music, following the Pittsburgh Pirates, and taking photos of spooky Northwest Pennsylvania that he calls home.