Frank H. Spearman's 'The Nerve of Foley, and Other Railroad Stories' is a collection of gripping tales set in the rugged landscape of early 20th century American railways. Spearman's writing style combines vivid descriptions with authentic dialogue, providing readers with a sense of being right in the midst of the action. The stories offer a glimpse into the challenges faced by railroad workers and the unique camaraderie that developed among them. Spearman's attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of life on the rails make this book a fascinating read for both railway enthusiasts and fans of historical fiction. Frank H. Spearman, a former civil engineer turned author, drew inspiration from his own experiences working on the railroad to create authentic and engaging narratives. His deep understanding of the industry and the people who worked in it shines through in 'The Nerve of Foley' and showcases his talent for storytelling. I highly recommend 'The Nerve of Foley, and Other Railroad Stories' to anyone interested in the history of American railroads or looking for well-crafted tales of adventure and camaraderie. Spearman's work is a testament to the enduring allure of the railway and the indomitable spirit of those who built and operated it.