J.D.R. Hawkins

One bullet can make a man a hero… or a casualty.

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THE RENEGADE SERIES

Book One

Winner of the 2013 John Esten Cooke Fiction Award

Winner of the B.R.A.G. Medallion

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Book Two

Winner of the B.R.A.G. Medallion

Amazon Bestseller

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Book Three

Winner of the 2017 John Esten Cooke Fiction Award

Winner of the B.R.A.G. Medallion

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Book Four

Winner of the 2023 John Esten Cooke Fiction Award

Winner of the B.R.A.G. Medallion

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Author J.D.R. Hawkins

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Check out the interview/podcast with Futureartist Records

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k0lZxW6Dyw

And the interview with Dixie Heritage Newsletter

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 Listen to the live interview with Author-First

http://www.artistfirst2.com/Authors-First_2017-08-08_JDR_Hawkins.mp3

Contact the author at jdrhawkins@gmail.com

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9 thoughts on “Home

  1. Jane Muldoon on said:

    The books look very interesting. I am intrigued.

  2. betherny1960 on said:

    When I signed up for the free book it sent me here. How do I download? I didn’t find anywhere to click.

    • Hi Betherny1960. I’m not sure which free book you mean. Please shoot me an email. jdrhawkins@gmail.com

      • Michelle A Morisette Burke on said:

        The link to the Evergreen Cemtery in Leadville no longer works. We seek info on a Confederate Solider; Charles Milburn – might there be any info available on his date of death, next of kin? Thinking he and James R. Milburn were brothers? Thank you. Michelle

      • Hi Michelle. Thank you for your comment. This link might help: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/57260/evergreen-cemetery

      • Michelle Morisette Burke on said:

        Thank you. I saw Charles W. Milburn listed being buried at the cemetery but he hasn’t a headstone so doesnt appear at this link. So I was curious to know how his burial there is known. Charles and his brother James R. Milburn were Surveyors for Lake County CO. Both from State of Maryland. Michelle

      • I’m not sure either. You might try contacting the city of Leadville and see if they can lead you in the right direction.

      • Michelle Burke on said:

        I found an old newspaper reference to Decoration Day, wherein they cited who was buried & in which location within Evergreen. And in that article, among others, I read the names of both Charles W. Milburn, and his brother James R. Milburn buried there as Confederate Soldiers. Too, in another online newspaper article I found Charles’ date of death in a VERY short notice – his wife was 5 months pregnant when he died, their only child! Sad. So am all set. Thank you though! Michelle

      • Interesting! Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.

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