We’re excited to present a series of blog posts that will introduce readers to our talented authors and the books they’ve written, as well as learn about their motivations to write them and their creative and research processes.

This month, we have Terry Barkley, author of BrayBree's latest title, Eve’s Wail - An Enslaved Woman Burned at the Stake in Colonial Virginia.

We’re excited to present a series of blog posts that will introduce readers to our talented authors and the books they’ve written, as well as learn about their motivations to write them and their creative and research processes.

This month, we have Jack McGregor Campbell, author of BrayBree's latest title, The Great Magness Trial - The Killing of Patton Anderson, the Trial of the Magness Family, and the Pursuit of Justice on the Tennessee Frontier.

We’re excited to present a series of blog posts that will introduce readers to our talented authors and the books they’ve written, as well as learn about their motivations to write them and their creative and research processes.

This month, we have Peggy Scott Holley, author of Hawkins’ Tories: A Regimental and Social History of the 7th Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry USA in the Civil War.

We’re excited to present a series of blog posts that will introduce readers to our talented authors and the books they’ve written, as well as learn about their motivations to write them and their creative and research processes.

Next, we have Thomas Aud, author of Gold is the Key - Murder, Robbery, and the Gold Rush in Jackson, Tennessee. Mr. Aud is Archivist for the Madison County Archives in Jackson, Tennessee.

We’re excited to present a series of blog posts that will introduce readers to our talented authors and the books they’ve written, as well as learn about their motivations to write them and their creative and research processes.

First we have Terry Barkley, author of The Gentle Scholar - The Forgotten Story of John M. Webb and the Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee. Mr. Barkley is an independent scholar and musician who lives in Monteagle, Tennessee.

We’re excited to announce our first new title of 2013!

A Sacred High Place - A History of Mount Carmel Cemetery and Meeting House, McNairy County, Tennessee by John E. Talbott shares the story of a rural cemetery in northeast McNairy County near the village of Finger, Tennessee, and the interesting people buried there.

Thomas L. Aud’s book Gold is the Key - Murder, Robbery, and the Gold Rush in Jackson, Tennessee was reviewed in the latest issue of the Tennessee Libraries journal:

It’s been a productive year at BrayBree. My dream of starting a small independent publishing company focusing on books about Tennessee history became reality, and the result was four new titles in the first eight months in business.