Behind official historical documents and studied texts, there are countless families whose lives were forever altered by atrocities and ruthlessness of war. Jordan's War is the story of Jordan Sinclair, a twelve-year-old boy whose family endures and eventually triumphs during one of the most turbulent times in American history. Virginia has seceded from the Union. The Civil War has begun. With no slaves in the region, the Sinclair family attempt to carry on as if nothing has changed. But even with their isolation from the battlefields, they cannot sustain neutrality as Jordan's cousins and neighbors answer the Confederate call to arms. The harder they try not to align themselves to either side, the more the conflict is thrust upon them. In all of this confusion, Jordan learns that family loyalties can either save their lives or get them all killed as lawlessness thrives and peace is a distant dream.