It's May 1869 and the transcontinental railroad is finished. Sam Storm—son of frontiersman Dan Storm—falls for Kathryn Cannon, already promised to a smug dry-goods broker. To win her and build a fortune, Sam and his half-Gosiute friend Lance ride north to trade whiskey for horses and sell them in Canada. Robbed, hunted, and tested by grizzlies and Nez Perce raiders, Sam uncovers a monstrous scheme spreading smallpox for profit—and sets out for justice in this rugged frontier adventure. A fearless young Mormon who solves problems with his fists must learn there are things fists can't fix. Set against the real Golden Spike ceremony of 1869—history meets high-stakes frontier adventure. A love triangle, a wild horse drive through Blackfoot country, and a chilling villain who spreads smallpox for profit. Book three of Lee Nelson's beloved, best-selling Storm Testament series. “For the first time in his life, Sam Storm found a woman more interesting than a fight.”Perfect for a reader who loves rugged frontier Westerns with a clean romance and appreciates authentic 1860s Mormon-Utah historical detail.
