From the Battlefields of Life to the Pages of History
A Legacy Written in Courage, Faith & History
At nearly 80 years old, Perry proves that it’s never too late to chase a dream. A proud Air Force veteran, devoted family man, and lifelong storyteller, he now brings history to life through powerful fiction. Inspired by stories passed down through generations, his debut novel Lincoln’s Double: Friend or Foe blends faith, sacrifice, and untold possibilities of the Civil War. This is more than a book—it’s a legacy preserved, a voice remembered, and a journey that connects past and present.
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From the Author’s Desk
Explore insights, stories, and reflections from Perry—where history, life lessons, and personal experiences come together to inspire and engage readers.
From War Stories to Written Pages
Why It’s Never Too Late to Start
The Power of Legacy and Memory
A Life of Service, Storytelling, and Legacy
Meet Perry, Writer behind “Lincoln’s Double”
Born in 1946 in Winter Haven, Florida, Perry’s life is a testament to resilience, dedication, and purpose. Raised in a large family with deep roots and powerful stories, he grew up hearing tales of his grandfather’s experiences during the Civil War, stories that would later inspire his writing.
At just 18, Perry joined the Air Force and served his country with honor for 20 years, including time in Vietnam. His service took him across the world, sparking a lifelong love for travel and discovery.
What if one man could change the fate of a nation?
A Story That Reimagines History
Lincoln’s Double: Friend or Foe is a gripping historical novel that explores a daring and dangerous “what if” of the Civil War era. When Confederate soldier Frank Fox is chosen for a high-stakes mission, to impersonate President Abraham Lincoln, he finds himself caught between loyalty, morality, and destiny.
What begins as a plot to kidnap the President evolves into something far more profound. After being captured, Frank comes face-to-face with the very man he was meant to deceive.
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Perry Fox Featured in Local Press for His Historical Novel
Perry Fox's passion for history, family legacy, and storytelling recently earned him recognition in a featured newspaper article highlighting the inspiration behind Lincoln's Double: Friend or Foe. The article explores how Perry transformed generations of family stories into a compelling Civil War novel that blends historical fact with imaginative fiction.
Inspired by his grandfather's remarkable life and an uncanny resemblance to Abraham Lincoln, Perry spent years researching family history and Civil War records before bringing his vision to life. The feature details his journey from Air Force veteran and business owner to published author, proving it's never too late to pursue a lifelong dream.
Readers were particularly captivated by the novel's unique premise, a Confederate soldier chosen to impersonate Abraham Lincoln and the deep family connections that inspired the story. The article also highlights Perry's commitment to preserving history for future generations through storytelling.
This media recognition reflects the growing interest in Perry's work and his ability to connect readers with the people, events, and legacies that helped shape American history.
What Readers Are Saying
Readers are captivated by Perry’s storytelling, emotional depth, and unique take on history—calling it inspiring, thought-provoking, and unforgettable.
This book awakened something deep in my spirit. Every chapter felt like a gentle nudge from God, reminding me of His presence in the everyday. A must-read for anyone longing for renewal
PAUL R., MINISTRY LEADER, ATLANTA, GA