Review: The Moonshine Wars: Or My Life in Kincaid, Georgia by Terry Lee Kincaid III
★★★½ 
While it is easy to look at the post-Civil War era through a historical and objective lens, the stories of the families who lived through those times are also fascinating, and vitally important. In The Moonshine Wars: Or My Life in Kincaid, Georgia, author Daniel Micko invites readers to get to know one particular Southern family, and takes the time to tell their strange side of the American story.
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