Fight For Freedom
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (704 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B006XY1PU6 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 586 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Take a wagon train of former slaves and freemen heading tostart a new life in west Texas, add some men determined to keep them from reaching their destination, toss in a rancher who will do anything to drive the settlers from the land they've chosen for their new town, add in an order from the Governor to protect the emigrants, and you have a recipe for a whole passel of trouble for Lieutenant Jim Blawcyzk and his Texas Ranger partners.It will take only one spark to ignite this powder keg.Ride along with the visionary leader of the settlers, Adrian Chatman, and JimBlawcyzk' s Rangers on their perilous trek more than halfway across Texas. Fight for Freedom is a story of determination, passion, loss, betrayal, and ultimate triumph. Will they be able to overcome almost overwhelming odds toattain the promise of a new life of freedom?. Tosurvive, they will not only have to take on the Texas wilderness with all itsdangers, but also those who will stop at nothing to prevent them from buildingtheir settlement
Texas Ranger Tale At It's Best JustCurious James J. Griffin has done it again with another great Texas Ranger Jim Blawcyzk tale. When it comes to writing about the Texas Rangers Mr. Griffin writes with passion and knowledge of these brave men of law. This new novel was particularly consequential given the subject matter of . "Four Stars" according to Dennis Self. Love his writing style!
Jim is a lifelong horseman, western enthusiast, and unofficial historian of the Texas Rangers. . When not travelling out West, Jim divides his time between Branford, Connecticut and Keene, New Hampshire. He has contributed a large and varied collection of Texas Ranger artifacts to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco, and is a member of Western Writers of America and Western Fictioneers. About the Author James J. Griffin is the author of several Texas Ranger novels, notably the Jim Blawcyzk and Cody Havlicek series
Jim is a lifelong horseman, western enthusiast, and unofficial historian of the Texas Rangers. When not travelling out West, Jim divides his time between Branford, Connecticut and Keene, New Hampshire. . James J. Griffin is the author of several Texas Ranger novels, notably the Jim Blawcyzk and Cody Havlicek series. He has contributed a large and varied collection of Texas Ranger artifacts to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco, and is a