God Walks The Dark Hills: Book I & II

Benjamin Blankenship presents God Walks The Dark Hills in a combined volume covering the first two installments of his series. This work intertwines historical fiction with supernatural horror, focusing on the American Civil War era and the legacy of slavery. The narrative follows a Congolese boy who was sold into bondage, purchased his freedom, and subsequently fought within a Confederate militia known as Heaven's Seven. The story explores themes of racial struggle and spiritual conflict. Blankenship portrays his protagonist as a black sheep among soldiers who faces insurmountable odds from both the United States federal government and dark supernatural forces. The text suggests that beneath the surface of American history lies a pool of fabricated lies and warped distortions, with the shattered bones of brave men entombed in southern forests. This edition brings together these initial chapters to establish the foundation of the series. Readers interested in historical horror and alternative perspectives on the Civil War will find this volume engaging. Those seeking strictly factual military histories or light romance may not connect with the tone. Blankenship qualifies as the author and publisher, releasing this work through Benjamin Blankenship in 2020. The book suits fans of gothic fiction who appreciate narratives where personal survival intersects with larger historical traumas and unseen spiritual dangers.