The Epic Western by the Author of Vengeance Gun The hunter becomes the hunted... The Civil War is over. The American West is on the mend, but turmoil still brews south of the border. And one man 's search for peace finds him the subject of a Mexican manhunt. Matthew Price is weary of the trail, lies tired He’s tired of living by the gun—tired of finding trouble everywhere he rides. So when he recognizes the face plastered on a public execution notice in a tiny Mexican village, He's tempted to turn His back and hightail it out of town. But the man pictured is Gray Wolf, the Apache to whom he owes his life. Matt knows it's time for him to return the favor. Breaking Gray Wolf out of jail is the easy part. Soon Matt discovers that by setting free his compadre’s cellmate, he has also released the federales’ greatest threat: fierce resistance leader Cesar Zapata de León. Running with the revolutionary means that this time Matt has more than a bounty at stake. Now the price is on his head.

A man trains himself with firearms and an axe and becomes a gun for hire in America's era of the wild west.

Follow Jamey Doan an Iowa farm boy, skilled with the rifle his gunsmith father made for him. He is thrown into the maelstrom of the Civil War in the west along the Mississippi River. His enemy at times is his family, a Mississippi cousin and uncle fighting for the Confederacy. His first battle is the little known northern most battle of the Civil War Athens Missouri. He battles his way down river to Vicksburg, fighting as a sniper and skirmisher in the Western Rifles. Jamey grasps the meaning of war and fights ferociously. He becomes a man of war but is still a boy when he finds love and the mysteries of women. This author leaves his readers anxiously awaiting the sequel which will follow, starting at Vicksburg, where this volume stops, as the Union Army moves south.

This work contains biographies of high raking generals, colonels, and captains from Rhode Island during the Civil War.