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Lenard also wrote the novel ''The Last Confederate Flag,'' which explores the philosophical controversy over the display of the [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] flag in the [[American South]]. Lenard was a member of the heritage association, Sons of Confederate Veterans. In the story, a fictitious Stonewall Bedford of [[Georgia]] arises at a city council meeting to oppose militants calling for the removal of the Confederate battle flag. Bedford finds that the dispute before the city council is merely the "first skirmish in an all-out assault against his beloved flag and the South's cultural heritage."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lloydelenardauthor.com/author_lloyd_e_lenard_the_last_confederate_flag.html|author=Lloyd E. Lenard, |title=The Last Confederate Flag|accessdate=June 14, 2008}}</ref> Lenard died before it became fashionable to remove Confederate monuments from their historic locations.

Lenard also wrote the novel ''The Last Confederate Flag,'' which explores the philosophical controversy over the display of the [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] flag in the [[American South]]. Lenard was a member of the heritage association, Sons of Confederate Veterans. In the story, a fictitious Stonewall Bedford of [[Georgia]] arises at a city council meeting to oppose militants calling for the removal of the Confederate battle flag. Bedford finds that the dispute before the city council is merely the "first skirmish in an all-out assault against his beloved flag and the South's cultural heritage."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lloydelenardauthor.com/author_lloyd_e_lenard_the_last_confederate_flag.html|author=Lloyd E. Lenard, |title=The Last Confederate Flag|accessdate=June 14, 2008}}</ref> Lenard died before it became fashionable to remove Confederate monuments from their historic locations.

Other Lenard books are ''Miracle on the Thirteenth Hole'' (2003), a Christian novel about a golf-playing Baptist minister aptly named Dwight Church, who attempts to maintain his faith while he struggles with the pressures of society. The novel demonstrates that, like other human beings, pastors must seek renewal of their own faith from the greater power than themselves.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lloydelenardauthor.com/author_lloyd_e_lenard_miracle_on_the_thirteenth_hole.html|author=Lloyd E. Lenard|title=Miracle on the 13th Hole|publisher=lloydelenardauthor.com|accessdate=June 14, 2008}}</ref>​

Other Lenard books are ''Miracle on the Thirteenth Hole'' (2003), a Christian novel about a golf-playing Baptist minister aptly named Dwight Church, who attempts to maintain his faith while he struggles with the pressures of society. The novel demonstrates that, like other human beings, pastors must seek renewal of their own faith from the greater power than themselves.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lloydelenardauthor.com/author_lloyd_e_lenard_miracle_on_the_thirteenth_hole.html|author=Lloyd E. Lenard|title=Miracle on the 13th Hole|publisher=lloydelenardauthor.com|accessdate=June 14, 2008; no longer on-line}}</ref>​

Lenard wrote a collection of [[Short story|short stories]] entitled ''The Moon’s Cold Light''. His final work is the otherwise prophetically named  "The Last Goodbye". Ritz Publications of Shreveport, Louisiana, published this poignant  love story based on his wartime experience in [[Marseille]], [[France]].<ref name=stimes/>​

Lenard wrote a collection of [[Short story|short stories]] entitled ''The Moon’s Cold Light''. His final work is the otherwise prophetically named  "The Last Goodbye". Ritz Publications of Shreveport, Louisiana, published this poignant  love story based on his wartime experience in [[Marseille]], [[France]].<ref name=stimes/>​