Publisher's Synopsis
In this classic work of railway fiction, Rowland Kenney takes readers on a steam-powered journey through the history of railroads and the lives of the men who built them. From the pioneering days of George Stephenson to the modern era of high-speed trains and commuter lines, Men and Rails is a thrilling ride through the heart of the iron horse. With vivid characters, gripping plot twists, and a keen eye for detail, Kenney's novel is a must-read for anyone who loves trains or tales of human triumph over adversity.
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