Crink

Cornelius Crink - not his real name - was in his own words: `The man who almost lost the American civil war for the North and nearly won it for the South. Crink was a `born again bank and train robber, card cheat and serial adulterer recruited by none other than President Abraham Lincoln and detective Alan Pinkerton to spy on the South. Crink wrote his account when thousands of veterans were still alive, therefore, to keep resentful former Confederate comrades away from his front door, Crink has written his story as fiction. His first operation found him trying, on behalf of the Confederacy, to track down `Beales Gold. (Treasure which prospectors still search for today.) Infiltrated into Fort Sumter, Crink was there when the fort was bombarded by Confederate artillery, beginning the civil war. Then he experiences the horrors of infantry fighting at First Bull Run! See more