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Top SoldierWilliam Lee Braden was no secessionist, no slave owner. In fact, when the polls opened in Jacksboro, Texas, on February 23, 1861, Braden rode twelve miles up Lost Creek from his small ranch not only to vote against secession, but on his ballot, right next to his signature, he wrote For the Union forever. But come the fall of 1861, William Lee Braden rode off to join his brother Jacob in Harrisburg to fight, not for the Confederacy, but rather to

and became a respected local businessman

brilliantly

he finds everything he has fought for being torn asunder

Midge wants to stay

Cole had sided Lucky Jack Dancer years ago when both of them had operated as US marshals in the Indian Nations

The daring robbery was perpetrated by the Teton Bunch

they find themselves guides for a wagon train-a group of emigrants leaving behind the comforts of the world they know for the Wild West

The men soon learn that Columbus

A magnificent stallion the color of a lion

whom he hopes will protect his family

" which keeps getting in the way of his ability to save the $5

anywhere fortune could be found