Grady Clark

A new adventure in the Nate Grisham, Black Mountain Man saga. Nate and Cotton are always ready for trouble, but when they're ambushed by a Blackfoot war party they barely escape with their lives. Injured and on the run, the pair stumble into the bloody remains of a settler's wagon train. Miraculously three souls survived the carnage, a runaway slave and his two young children. Nate befriends the trio, and attempts to get them to safety. What Nate doesn't know is a team of slave hunters are hot on his new friend's trail. When Nate crosses paths with the slavers, he is unprepared for their singled-minded dedication, these thugs would happily kill anyone who gets between them and recapturing their runaways.When a beautiful young woman named Sue escapes the slaver's brutal clutches, Nate helps nurse her back to health. Sue's a head-strong firecracker of a woman, and Nate is surprised to find himself attracted to her vivacious personality. When the young children Nate and Cotton saved are re-captured by the slavers, the urge for bloodthirsty revenge blindsides Nate. He's unwilling to see two innocent children in the hands of these ruthless ruffians. Ride along on this new adventure with Nate Grisham: Black Mountain Man.

The continuing saga of Nate Grisham, Black Mountain ManFrom the Authors of 'Nate Grisham' & 'The Fur Seekers' When fellow trapper, Coon Turner, turns renegade killer to steal the plew of his friends, Nate and Cotton decide justice must be served, and they will go to any length to see the job completed. Coon knows if he can reach Missouri Territory, where the United States law has no jurisdiction, he'll be a free man. But making it safely to Saint Louis, with Nate and Cotton hot on his heels, isn't going to be easy.Gathering up some men, he moves west once more and this time he discovers gold, while trading guns and whiskey to the Indians. Overtaken by his own unrelenting greed, Coon butchers his own men, one by one on the way to Missouri. Coon hopes to escape his trackers by becoming a gentleman, but soon he's visited by two mountain men, one white and the other black, both determined to kill him, but he escapes west once more. Nate seeks to challenge Coon to a fight to the death and by tribal law, only one man can survive.

From the Authors of 'The Fur Seekers' and 'The Long Ride Home'The frontier ain't a place for folks troubled by any weaknesses, not with hostile tribes and wide open spaces aplenty between you and another friendly face. God-fearing mountain man Deacon knows any day trapping can end in a disaster that will test a man's faith-as well as his sorry hide. So when Deacon narrowly escapes death, he feels God has spared him for a reason. His old pal Able becomes the lord's messenger when he asks for Deacon's help with a special task...to guide a group of freed slaves and their families to a new life on the western frontier, taking a dangerous and harsh trail from St Louis to Butterfield's Trading Post. As the story of the greenhorns unfolds Deacon knows he's found his new calling. But Deacon couldn't predict the changing tides and obstacles in this trip or that the good Lord would soon present to him his greatest adventure of all, an act that would forever change Butterfield's Trading Post on a very special Christmas, in the shining mountains.