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Storm Warrior's life continues at a fast pace, and he is able to spend more time with Judith since she named Matt as Vice President and is leaving the everyday bank operations up to Matt.They have a great trip across the ocean with the newlyweds, Ben and Effie. Upon reaching Boston, they journey to Philadelphia where Judith and the children decide to travel with Charles as he shows Ben and Effie, America.After spending two weeks traveling they return to Philadelphia where Charles and Judith say goodbye as they mount a train for Boston.Charles is shocked to find Judith has been shot and sets out on a vendetta to seek revenge. After setting things right in Philadelphia, Charles travels to New York to track down the crime boss that instigated the attack.Charles grew angrier when he discovered that the man behind the attack was none other than Johnny McDonald, the half-brother to Michael McDonald, the man that had kidnapped his daughter Sun Bird from her college dormitory. Charles had shot Michael McDonald for the assault on his daughter, and Johnny McDonald plans to murder Charles, his family, and take over his properties.

Hunt and the men continue making life better for people of the plains by hunting down murderers and thieves. While doing so, Hunt loses one of his most experienced men to an ambush.Cal and Phyllis announce their plans for marriage and trouble erupts when Cal is confronted by Timmy Galloway, the boy that likes Phyllis that Hunt had ordered to never come around again.Hunt gets a visitor, Beau Hamlin, from Fort Hamilton in New York. He has a meaningful talk to understand what Hunt has in mind for his father's ranch in Green River before he agrees to sell Hunt the ranch. A trip to Green River turns deadly when one of the ranch hands proclaims that George Hamlin had promised the ranch to him and that Beau has no right to sell it.A visitor from Washington comes to Denver and asks for Hunt's help to track down a mountain man that has murdered over thirty people and eats them and leaves animal heads on the body after decapitating them.

It is an inspiring saga of a young boy who becomes orphaned when a marauding warlord murders his English father and Chinese mother. He is raised in China by Buddhist Monks and is educated and trained in martial arts. At age 21, he signed on aboard a cargo ship as a laborer in exchange for a one-way trip to America. At sea, he and the other Chinese are forced into slavery and robbed of their personal possessions. After arriving in Boston, he escapes after killing the cruel co-captain and travels west on foot, encountering numerous hazards. He is tracked by a tough ex-sheriff turned bounty hunter. He escapes capture after crossing the Missouri River but is soon captured by a roving war party of Sioux. The Sioux give him the name "Storm Warrior" after observing him praying, and soon after a tornado wipes out a rival war party traveling at night to get ahead of them to lay a trap. Later, he is accepted into the Sioux Nation and becomes a blood brother to an important chief. The story is laced with battles, adventure, love, mystery, and the building of many lifelong friendships, including the bounty hunter who had tracked him to the Missouri River. This is the first book of a series where Storm Warrior learns his true name, parental lineage, and the fortune his father has waiting for him.

The Hunt-U.S. Marshal series continues with fresh and exciting adventures for Hunt and the other U.S. Marshals assigned to the Denver office.Hunt and Earl are sent north to investigate the disappearance of two army scouts and are escorted to the Sioux camp by cavalry officers from Fort Carson.Hunt's visit is complicated with the arrival of a man from Philadelphia claiming his daughter is being held against her will at the Sioux camp and is demanding that the army help him retrieve his daughter.Hunt comes face to face with the man that he tracked all the way from Boston to the Missouri River with surprising results.

Hunt and the other U.S. Marshals follow a stolen herd of cattle all the way to Kansas City. The adventure ends in a shoot out. Hunt returns to Denver and is bushwhacked by a man running an illegal still. While Hunt recovers from his wounds the other lawmen search for a missing U.S. Marshal. Hunt falls in love with the nurse that helps him recover and ends up getting married. Hunt finds gold on his land, and buys 5,000 acres that adjoins his land and begins a herd of magnificent beef cattle.