"The threat of death..."
Caleb Johnson stood like stone, staring out the window of their one-room soddy. His shoulders sagged. A trembling hand folded the disastrous letter. Tears silently fell down his loving wife's cheeks.
They were being robbed. A rich Baron claimed their land as his own. Sixty days to vacate or be arrested. "Our twin girls," sobbed his wife. "They're buried on the hill. We can't leave them!"
Caleb spoke. "There's a fella I've heard of. Lives in Tombstone. U.S. Marshal. Name's Kincade. He's a good man. A fair man. A man we can trust. He'll know what we should do."
In this the eighth western novel adventure by Michael and Loahna Chandler, Kincade meets the flamboyant and utterly ruthless James Addison Peralta Reavis. He heralds himself the 'Baron Of Arizona.' Reavis claims to have title to eighteen thousand six hundred square miles of Arizona Territory: The Peralta Grant. He is suing the United States government for eleven million dollars for selling or leasing it to homesteaders, mine operators, and railroad developers.
Kincade must find the truth. He and Josephine plunge into danger and the threat of death from a murderous swindler obsessed with power. They must outsmart him.
But how?
