Pat Williams and Robson Hyde were a successful partnership. Together they had gained control of the silver mine down in south-west Texas, but when bandits began to ambush the loads of silver bullion, things started to change. Suspicion turned to fear and the pair's friendship came to an abrupt end with a violent death at the silver mine.
"The enemy is having a field day out there as he persuades us that we are nothing unless we present with the perfect figure. We live in a world that embraces a lifestyle that not only affects us physically in such areas as obesity and heart disease, but that also influences our ways of thinking and how we perceive ourselves. Yahweh, God, is deeply concerned with our well-being, body, soul, and spirit. If we are always tired and dislike our bodies, how can we be living the life that we were created for?" -Author Gillian Taylor- What good is it to go through a health and fitness program if you are just going to slip back into old habits as soon as it's over, sabotaging all the gains you made. This is the first thing Gillian addresses in her excellent, spiritual diet and exercise program. After first laying out well-being from a Biblical, Hebraic perspective, she then helps you do an effective inner search to get at the root of why you personally have reverted back to unhealthy ways and what to do practically to cut loose so it won't happen again. Planning is key, and Gillian provides fresh ideas, along with helpful charts, lists, and illustrations.
Sin was a profitable commodity in a mining town like Motherlode. Lust made money for the madam, wrath and avarice created targets for the manhunter, and the newspaperman was greedy for stories. "He had no right to take you against your will." When a prostitute is raped during the robbery of the Motherlode stage, Jonah Durrell seems to be the only man who cares. The handsome manhunter can never resist a damsel in distress. He is determined to get justice for Miss Jenny's girl, and recruits Robinson, an enthusiastic newspaperman who witnessed the attack. The women are not meek and passive though. They are willing to take matters, and guns, into their own hands to survive in a tough world. Together, with Durrell and Robinson, they begin to uncover the layers of lust, avarice, and envy in town, bringing down the wrath of their enemies. Can the women of sin get the justice they deserve?
Don Manor is injured and grieving when he meets Callum McGeachin, the small Scotsman with an impish grin and a warm heart. Callum helps him to recover, and Don grows close to his new friend, even though there is something uncanny about him. Callum has a gift for healing, and a power that others can sense. The two drift a while through Colorado, until they meet a widow with a sick child, a run-down ranch, and neighbors who want her land. They decide to help: Don because he hates bullies, and Callum because he's fallen in love at first sight. Rustlers are the first problem, but trouble with the neighboring Kershaws begins to increase. Don must grow and find something new in himself to help Callum defend his love, no matter what the cost to themselves.
Thanks to a tip-off, Sheriff Alec Lawson and his deputies fight and capture the notorious outlaw Saul York. But the trouble doesn't end there. Alec falls desperately ill and when he recovers, he finds that York's lawyer has got him out on bail. Although still weakened by his illness, Alec is determined to get back to work. He soon finds himself in the action again, but fatigue leads to a terrible mistake and he begins to doubt his abilities. Will his frailty endanger his friends? York is still out there somewhere, protected by his ambitious lawyer. When York becomes his prime suspect in a murderous robbery, Alec Lawson must push himself to close the net on the elusive outlaw. He'll have to face down a lynch mob, the killer outlaw and his own doubts to get the job done, whatever the cost to himself.