Becky and the Mountain Men continue to fight over the railroad, and a new threat arrives in the form of something otherworldly living in Flathead Lake. Becky starts a restaurant chain, and has a very interesting encounter with a cow.

What happens when you kill the imbecile son of the richest man in Virginia in 1826? You get a trial with a crooked judge and a death sentence. Twenty-year-old Cole Randall finds himself in that position. He manages to escape, and heads west. He nearly dies of exposure, and after being rescued by a mountain man, he takes up the life in the Rocky Mountains. All the while, the dead man's father is in hot pursuit. If you like westerns based on the Indian...

Becky returns to battle the railroads and other forces that want the Indians out of the way. Snow Star begins to learn about the law, which results in a major victory for the west. The battle continues, and near the end of this installment, Becky sees something in the sky she cannot comprehend or understand. It turns out to be something that will change her life forever in installment 8.

Becky and the mountain men return to take on the British army. Becky finds something so terrible in the Lewis Mountain Range even she can't believe it. Eventually, her discovery of this ancient place and what it contains helps them in the battles against the British invaders. Reverend Ronald Jackson arrives in the west, and the mountain men go to North Carolina to liberate his brother from a slave plantation. Lots of action, lots of humor.

Becky has a plan for the railroad, and it may be something she can't survive. Setting it in motion is not as easy as she thinks it will be....carrying it out may be the end of her. First of two parts.

Becky, Snow Star, and the mountain men return to take on a new challenge. A long series of odd events leads Becky to the ultimate source, Washington D.C, where she discovers a sinister plot to take over the west and kill off the tribes. Andrew Jackson visits the post, and King William IV agrees to visit America.

A Dream Vision, a terrifying destiny, a journey of a lifetime-the future of an entire Peoples may rest on the shoulders of one young boy.WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award - Best Historical Fiction"This novel of historic fiction is a must for any fan of Native American history, or seeker of knowledge, or lover of life. It is expertly crafted with vivid imagery and characters that will become beloved. If you don't know what it means to sing someone...

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