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| Isaiah's
Law is the first of the Saga of the Markees. Isaiah slipped the bonds
of the law in post-Civil War America. He fled to the West where the
bounds between law and order were as ill defined as the relationship
between the Shoshone and the influx of white settlers and opportunists.
In this setting are the Markees; a half-breed family who possess
the richest land in the territory. A new settler and opportunist, Ben Mitchel, wants everything; including beautiful Sarah Markee. One man stands in his way - Isaiah Cale, but his past sets him against the law . . . and the law is Ben's. Ben also has a killer to take care of what the law can't - Deke Sleighton. Deke is a lawless murderer who takes what he wants and recognizes no law but his gun. He wants more than Mitchel can imagine. Isaiah is the only man who can stand up to Sleighton and when Sarah declares her love for Isaiah the conflict is as fixed as the mountains on the Markee Ranch. |
Isaiah’s
Land is the second book in the Saga of the Markees. The Government
has changed the law and no longer recognizes Native tribes as sovereign
nations. Instead, they are considered primitive wards of the United
States. All tribes are to be located to reservations; including the
peaceful Shoshone who live on their ancestral lands, which are part
of the vast Markee Ranch. The Markees are part Shoshone and recognize
the right of their tribe to stay on the land and defy the cavalry’s
efforts to remove the tribe. |
The
final showdown will determine the fate of Isaiah’s land.
The Shaman faces his last great battle to save his peoples’ land and way of life. His greatest ally? Reverend Peyton Pendergrass Phillips. Phillips is the most unlikely of heros. He is skinny, intellectual, effeminate and duped by the greedy elite bent on the destruction of the Shoshone and confiscation of all lands legally owned by “half-breeds” such as the Markees who have inherited the most bounteous land in the Sweetwater Range. The Markees, Rusty, Sarah, Jenny and Isaiah Cale find themselves once again pitted against Deke Sleighton, Colonel “Buck” Williams and their gang of murderers and renegades. Colonel Williams has a new “militia” and is driven by old scores he wants to settle with Isaiah. Williams’ militia invades the lands of the Markee Ranch intent on destroying the remaining Shoshone and the Markees. Williams hedges his bet by plotting with Deke to make it look as if the Shoshone have murdered Reverend Phillips. Phillips finds himself a captive of the Shoshone and challenged by the Shaman. That is where the Shaman’s Law is pitted in the final conflict with the militia and Deke’s gang of thugs. |
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