A Trail Revisited

The story brings the reader to the Western frontier during the post-Civil War

era. Robin, a half breed Texas Ranger, after being reunited with his father, was

living and working on the huge BBC ranch. While there he received a letter from

friends who had aided him in the past, requesting his help with a rustling problem

in Missouri. He and a friend left the Northwest Territory as early as possible

in order to avoid the snows of winter and to return the favor. They were both

completely unaware that they would become embroiled in a confl ict between a

power hungry, brilliantly devious madman who was attempting to gain control of

the small valley and the people that lived there.

Before the surprising conclusion of this story you will fi nd the Ranger and his

friends required to face personal danger, confl icting moral decisions, love and all

of its complexities, and diffi cult decisions to make between duty and loyalty. Not

only will you fi nd a diversity of characters, but also attempts to deal with the clash

of cultures between the Sioux and Arapahoe Nations as the European population

push themselves onto sacred hunting grounds in search of gold or land. These

were hard times and hard men lived them, and after losing everything they owned

at the close of the Civil War, many men would willingly kill if an opportunity to

regain a place they can call their own presented itself.