Al Lacy est célèbre pour sa production prolifique de plus de quatre-vingt-dix romans, explorant souvent des cadres historiques et des aventures. Ses œuvres abordent des thèmes d'honneur, de persévérance et la quête de sens dans des environnements difficiles. Il possède un style narratif percutant qui immerge les lecteurs dans des époques révolues. En collaboration avec sa femme, JoAnna Lacy, il a également co-écrit plusieurs séries, élargissant ainsi ses contributions littéraires.
The story follows the notorious Zarbo brothers, notorious outlaws known for their deadly exploits, as they plan a series of bank robberies in Colorado. Their criminal ambitions are challenged when they encounter Chief U.S. Marshal John Brockman, who is determined to bring them to justice. The tension between the brothers and the relentless marshal sets the stage for a gripping confrontation filled with danger and intrigue.
Set in the post-Civil War West, the story centers on Breanna Baylor, a dedicated nurse navigating her past and present relationships. Confronted by Frank Miller, the man who shattered her trust in men, Breanna's journey intertwines with her love for John Stranger. The narrative weaves together elements of suspense, danger, and romance, while exploring themes of healing and redemption. As she seeks to mend her heart and serve others, readers are drawn into her compelling quest for love and spiritual truth.
In this installment, John Stranger is called to Apache Junction, Arizona, to resolve a tense land dispute stemming from the kidnapping of the governor's son by local Apache warriors. The situation escalates as the warriors demand weapons, threatening further violence among the tribes and white settlers drawn by the allure of gold, referred to by the Indians as "Tears of the Sun." The narrative unfolds with high-stakes drama and adventure as Stranger embarks on a mission to rescue Ben Wheeler while navigating the complexities of cultural conflict.
The story continues as Jack Bower and Julianna LeCroix, en route to announce their engagement, encounter the stranded McDermott family. They assist Matt and Emily in reaching Fort Bridger, but their journey turns tragic when young Holly succumbs to pneumonia. This poignant turn of events explores themes of love, loss, and the challenges faced by those living on the frontier.
Major Dalton grapples with the devastating impact of war as he learns that enemy soldiers have harmed his wife and caused the loss of their unborn child. Torn between the desire for revenge and the struggle to find peace, he embarks on a journey that challenges his beliefs about justice and forgiveness. The story explores themes of love, loss, and the moral complexities of vengeance during the turmoil of the Civil War.
Amnesia plays a pivotal role as a handsome officer, critically injured in battle, embarks on a journey of self-discovery and love with the beautiful Hannah Rose. As he navigates his feelings for her, he must also confront the shadows of his past and the enigmatic woman he may have forgotten. The narrative explores themes of love, memory, and the sacrifices made in the name of both.
The story follows Linda Forrest, who faces heartbreak when her fiancé elopes with her sister just before their wedding. Determined to move on, she becomes a mail order bride, only to uncover her new husband's dark secret. Throughout her trials, she learns that no peril can separate her from God's love, emphasizing themes of resilience and faith amid adversity.
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, a young woman named Jenny Jordan grapples with her loyalty to the Confederate Army and her forbidden love for Union soldier Buck Brownell. As she aids her father's espionage efforts, her feelings for Buck complicate her mission. When Jenny is captured in enemy territory, a crucial choice looms: will Buck obey his orders and execute her, or will he risk everything to save the woman he loves? This tale explores themes of love, loyalty, and the moral dilemmas of war.
Set against the backdrop of the Battle of Chancellorsville, the story follows four soldiers who become heroes after saving their friend Rance Dayton. Their fortunes take a tragic turn when they mistakenly kill General Stonewall Jackson, leading them to a life of crime as they flee westward. Now a U.S. marshal, Rance faces the painful task of bringing his former comrades-turned-outlaws to justice, exploring themes of loyalty, guilt, and redemption in a turbulent post-war landscape.
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