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Hunt sends his men to Utah to find the bandits that robbed a stagecoach and killed all of the passenger and the driver and shotgun. Hunt gets a telegram from Duke asking for help. They have discovered the bandits they are encountering are a small army of bandits run by a man they call, Satan.Hunt arrives with the men in time for the multiple assaults on the stronghold that the Marshals set up for a defense on a mountain top.Returning the remnants of the prisoners, results in an escape that puts two Deputies in the hospital. One deputy may not survive.Hunt discovers a young couple and the wife is in labor and helps them to the hospital just in time, and then offers him a job at his ranch om Green River.

Hunt's adventures continue as his men are sent to solve crimes of murder and robbery covering over 250,000 square miles of rugged country. Hunt sends the recruit, Dewey Longman, on a dangerous mission with two of his best Deputy Marshals for evaluation, unaware of the grave danger that the men are going to be facing. The Denver bank is robbed by a gang of ruthless killers, and Hunt with a still weak brother-in-law, Clover, are the only U.S. Marshals in town to pursue the bank robbers. But a surprise visitor arrives in Denver just as Hunt and Clover are leaving, and joins them in the search. One of Hunt's men sparks a relationship with a young schoolteacher while performing a task as a favor for her father that he met while performing a mission

Storm Warrior purchases the rail road construction company and sets about examining the land and the company assets he has purchased. First, he must straighten out his corporate office and recapture the fortune embezzled by the office manager and head accountant. Next, he travels to three construction sites where the workers are enslaved and forced to work beyond human endurance. He is forced to fire managers, crew leaders, and cooks, but who does he hire to take their place? He helps the U.S. Marshals track down road agents, finds the missing son sold in slavery of one of his workers, and returns to Philadelphia where he gathers his family and travels to England to fulfill his father's wishes.

Charles takes the family to Denver and is concerned with the health of Wind Fire. He is beginning to limp. Charles seeks help from a highly respected animal doctor. Charles wants to keep Wind Fire as long as he can and refuses to allow them to put Wind Fire down. Charles is contacted by two different Thoroughbred horse breeders and they are offering some of their horses for sale. He makes a trip to Virginia to check out the horses and then continues to Kentucky to check out the other man's herd, and makes a startling discovery. Charles encounters a man being badly beaten by thugs, and jumps in to help. The local sheriff arrests Charles for fighting, and the man Charles was helping is in a coma and cannot say that it was the others' fault, not Charles' fault. Charles takes the train to New Mexico and welcomes Lt. Novell to the Crawford Construction Crew. A Ute Indian Chief comes to the construction camp and asks for help. The Chief advises Charles that the horse he is riding was once his, and was stolen. The ground in Vallejo is finally ready to start planting trees and fruit bushes. Seed is put into the field for crops, and Charles is hoping that the season lasts long enough for the plants to mature. Charles discovers a tree farm that has a limited number of nut and fruit trees available and decides to talk to a specialist that knows how to grow trees from seed.

Hunt travels to a neighboring ranch to buy hay for his ranch and ends up with a surprising offer. A man arrives in Denver to take Charles Crawford's prize stallion to New York, and with Charles in Philadelphia, Hunt is forced to step in to protect Charles's livestock. Trouble arises and Hunt is forced to place them under arrest until Charles arrives to solve the problem. A man comes to Denver to kill Hunt. He puts the blame for the death of his father and brother on Hunt. Hunt is surprised to find the man is the sheriff of Lawrence, Kansas, and they strike up a friendship. After completing the sale of his father's ranch he returns to Denver, and unknown to Hunt, the man plans to kill Hunt and the other U.S. Deputy Marshals involved in the killing of his father and brother while wearing a temporary U.S. Deputy Marshal badge. The train is robbed 30 miles from Denver, and a passenger is killed. Hunt leads his men as they travel the rough terrain and travel through mountain passes and tree covered valleys to find the men responsible. Hunt's men travel to Trinidad and after a shootout they arrest five men and are faced with a 5 day horseback ride with the five prisoners to Amarillo, Texas. A five-day trek across the barren wilderness of the southwest. Jewels must travel to Briggsdale with the sister of Oliver Patterson, a man that had been murdered three weeks prior. Lucille Patterson doesn't take long to anger many people, including Hunt, and Jewels is forced to take her on the journey to show her where her brother was murdered, and where he was buried. Jewels returns to Denver and is a changed man, he is in love. Jewels and Lucille quickly fall in love, and Jewels is offered the job as U.S. Marshal of San Francisco. Jewels and Lucille plan to be married when Jewels returns from training. The vengeful man that is wearing the temporary U.S. Deputy Marshal badge plans to end their happiness by ambushing Jewels and his bride as they are kissing goodbye at the railroad station. Hunt and his deputies realize what the vengeful man has planned and rushes to the depot, but they are too late. Shots are heard before they can reach the station.

Charles and Jim return to Denver, and Charles discovers that Frank Johnson has filed a lawsuit against him for destroying his subdivision plans and has filed for bankruptcy to avoid having to return money to people that bought property with the expectations of having a hospital nearby. Charles seeks the help of Attorney William Bulger of Boston, whose father had previously owned the construction company in Vallejo. The lawsuit has a surprising twist, and many don't know what to do after it is settled in court, and the explosive outcome. Charles hires a construction crew to begin building a home, office, and barn for Dr. Samuelson. Charles and Dr. Jim Samuelson return to Vallejo, and Charles is pleased with the way Kuo Chang has assumed his duty as Head Gardner. Charles receives a telegram relating to the construction office in Philadelphia. His accountant, Caleb Coffee, was beaten and robbed. Charles and the family return to Philadelphia and Charles and Blank take matters into their own hands when a local sheriff in New Hampshire doesn't want to do anything about the beating and robbery.

Hunt and his men continue to track down criminals and protect those that cannot protect themselves. Hunt works to continue getting the cattle from Meeker separated and delivered to the right locations.Construction begins in Green River for the hotel, and Hunt hopes he hasn't made a mistake.The men are sent on many missions. One of the Deputy Marshals is rushed to Denver to be treated for a gunshot wound. Horse blunders himself into a real jamb and must marry a woman to prevent the men from being massacred.Hunt's, Hidden Valley Ranch is invaded by trespassers that found his gold-rich vein and the men have hired an attorney to take Hidden Valley away from him.

The next episode of Storm Warrior involves growth, problem-solving, and love. Ghost develops a relationship with Cassandra under her mother's watchful eye. Problems develop in Vallejo when Charles' rights of ownership are challenged. Charles is angry with the slow progress of construction and has harsh words with Bud Bulger. A problem with the Indians regarding the railroad must be addressed in Idaho. Charles takes his two best horses to New Orleans to test their stamina and speed. The Civil War ends, but much anger still prevails in the southern states towards northerners.

Hunt helps to get the next class started and decides to visit Centralia, North Dakota, and Butte, Montana to see how the new offices are coming together. Hunt receives a heated letter from Garrett Davis, the Senator from Kentucky expressing his distaste for his son's location and demands a reassignment in the East. Hunt rides with Bill and the men on a detail in the Dakota territory to a small community consisting of a Wells Fargo Stagecoach stop, and a small trading post, known as Aberdeen. A stagecoach had been stopped and was robbed. One man was dead, and the driver was wounded. Hunt continues to Butte to visit Zip Diamond and his men and finds one man had been seriously wounded by a drunken miner that thought the Deputy was spying on his mining claim. Hunt returns to the Academy and has to intervene when one of the boys has failed his written exam and refuses to accept the fact that he is being rejected by the U.S. Marshal Service. Hunt likes the boy's no-quit attitude and sets out to help him pass the written exam. Hunt travels to New Orleans to help his old friend, U.S. Marshal Troop Peterson when four of his men ride into an ambush and two are seriously hurt.

Charles gets a letter from England and is informed that thousands of plant and tree starts are not needed and asks what he wants to do with them. Charles needs them for Atlanta, so he plans a trip to collect the plants, and begin work on a beer brewery, whiskey distillery, and a barrel factory in England. Charles returns to America and receives an alarming telegram. Construction workers are being killed. Charles knows he must go to Orlando to resolve the issue to prevent the construction company from walking off the job. Charles visits Atlanta and is upset with the slow progress and struggles to get the Construction Company up to speed and insists they hire more men or he will open his own Construction Company and hire hundreds of workers to get the work done in a timely fashion. Charles takes his two best horses to New Orleans for the fairgrounds race and is joined by Ghost who brought his two best horses. The race is tight, but in the end, it proves who has the best horse.

Hunt travels to Washington to meet with Bekins regarding an idea to trap the James Younger gang. Hunt meets with General Ulysses S. Grant, and General Grant offers Hunt a job in Washington. Hunt's job as U.S. Marshal takes an odd turn when he travels back to Missouri when he hears that the James and Younger gang are looking for him for killing Joe Younger. Hunt receives devastating news from Washington and begins to worry about his friend, Bekins. The next class of students has one recruit that had Hunt concerned. He is from the Arkansas region that had been a hotbed of activity for civil war rogue bands of fugitives.

The Storm Warrior saga continues as Storm Warrior pays surprise visits to the Blackfoot and the Pawnee to create peace between the nations as he struggles against age old traditions and hatred between the tribes. The story includes battles, hand-to-hand fights to the death, a birth of his daughter, death of a loved one, and visitors from afar that have brought him news from his past that he has been unaware of all these years. Storm Warrior must decide, does he stay with the Sioux, or does he follow the destiny laid out for him by his father.

Hunt and his men continue to travel far and wide to track killers, thieves, and convicts on the run. Clayton develops a romantic relationship with Sylvia Morales when suddenly everything changes. An angry man comes to Denver and claims he is her husband when he sees her in town after he is arrested. A cattle drive arrives in Denver with plans to sell their cattle at the stockyard to the highest bidder. However, Hunt and his men suspect the cattle are stolen. This causes a huge problem for Hunt and the men. The cattle have been sold, the men have been paid, and they seem to have scattered in different directions.

Charles vows to have Judge Joseph Gray disbarred. After talking with Harrison Tuttleson, the accountant that had worked for Herman Unsler, the crime boss, Charles discovered that Judge Gray was on the crime boss' payroll.Judge Joseph Gray and Ex-California Attorney General Joe Monroe are both convicted of high crimes and sentenced to Alcatraz.Judge Gray convinces the warden to allow him to represent one of the prisoners that was wrongfully accused and sentenced. Two soldiers escort Judge Gray and the Prisoner to the San Francisco courthouse for a hearing. They never make it. Judge Gray kills both soldiers and escapes, which sets of a nationwide manhunt that Charles takes part in when Charles finds out the man is coming to Atlanta to kill him.While in Florida, Charles is threatened to pay $5 million dollars or all of his workers and buildings will be destroyed. Charles wires for help from the U.S. Marshals, and the U.S. Army. Charles steps in and helps to save a platoon of soldiers and capture the notorious, Carlos Brannigan.

Charles and Judith take Brett and Sun Bird to the horseraces in Louisville. Charles' filly, Artemis, turns impressive times and several people try to buy her and grow angry when Charles refuses to put a price on her. Some minor trouble erupts in Louisville when two men attempt to rob Charles' old friend, Vance Clausen, and Charles is accused of starting the problem and could face disbarment from horse racing by the racing committee.Charles takes Brett with him on a road trip, and they encounter a little trouble along the way. Brett is impressed with the ranches and businesses that Charles has created.Brett likens tent city to a military encampment. Brett proves himself worthy by the time they return to Philadelphia.Brett returns to the Fort and is still unsure of what he will do when he leaves and heads back to the fort. The pressure is on Brett to resign his commission or go with Custer and the 7th Cavalry to force the Indians onto a reservation."

The Hunt-U.S. Marshal saga continues with excitement, danger, mystery, and intrigue. Hunt disperses his men on numerous missions and Hunt's newest U.S. Marshal Recruit, Langley Frost, leaves for training while Jim Blank and Jason Roberts recover from their wounds. Dodd's experience and professionalism prevent the men from riding into a trap like Clayton, and the men had done in Las Animas just a week prior while laying a trap for the Texas Creek gang. While on a mission Hunt stops at his Hidden Valley Ranch and makes an incredible find while checking on his ranch and the livestock. Hunt investigates a squatter that has built a cabin on Cranky Charley's ranch and refuses to leave. Anyone that rides near his cabin is shot at, and he appears to live off of Cranky Charley's cattle. A mountain man is threatening to kill the railroad construction crew foreman if he lays one more rail. Dodd and Earl investigate and discover a frightened 15-year-old girl tied to his bed and returned to Denver with their prisoner and the frightened girl that Beth takes under her wing and wins her trust. This saga includes chasing Leavenworth Prison escapees that are leaving a trail of dead bodies in their wake and investigating a man that threatens to shoot any lawman that tries to arrest him.

Hunt's recovery is slow. Not being able to do much leaves him frustrated, and he is growing angry. Hunt is not able to ride his horse and can barely walk more than a few hundred feet without suffering tremendous pain. Days turn to weeks, and weeks turn to months. Hunt has a lot of time with the family and he begins setting plans in his mind for future financial growth. Dodd and the men are called upon to help solve crimes of murder, robbery, and theft of livestock. A man from Virginia comes to Denver looking for the man that had killed his two brothers. After questioning some people, he finds out that Hunt is the man responsible for his brother's deaths. With the men on missions, the only man to stand between the angry man and Hunt is Dodd. Dodd sends the men to confront a gunslinger that has killed two men, and when they arrive, they find that he had just killed the town's constable. After his arrest, they return to Denver and Hunt steps in for a shocking change.

Hunt travels to Green River to check on the training progression and is amazed by what he finds.Hunt is confronted with the opportunity to buy the ranch at Parachute located in Cottontail Gulch that had belonged to Joe and Bradley Wiseman.Hunt is confused. The price is more than reasonable, but what would he do with the ranch?Hunt's men are sent on missions to find bank thieves, and almost from day one of the investigation, the men suspect the wounded Sheriff being part of the criminal gang.Hunt leads his men into New Mexico to confront an army of thirty-five Mexican soldiers that are raiding ranches, murdering men, women, and children and asks the government for help from the Army. Hunt's plea for help is ignored, and Hunt finds himself facing the armed Mexican militia alone with his men.

Charles is pleased with the results of his grand opening at the store in Denver. During the return to Philadelphia, he asks Ghost to begin traveling with him. They have problems that must be worked out between them. Charles and Ghost build a relationship, and Charles takes him on many trips so Ghost learns how to work with others, and understand how the businesses operate. Trouble in the new Chicago to New York track job forces Charles to investigate. Blank is already on site and Ghost travels with Charles to see how his father settles an explosive situation that could soon get out of hand. Disturbing news of a small wagon train massacre leaves Charles worried that the Sioux could be in danger. The election is over, and Abraham Lincoln has been elected president. The south is threatening to withdraw from the Union, and before long, Fort Sumter in South Carolina is bombarded by Confederate Soldiers. Fear reigns high, and Charles's businesses begin to suffer. Charles is devastated when he learns that his son has run away from home to join the army to fight in the civil war.

In this book of the Hunt-U.S. Marshal series, Hunt receives a surprise visit from Beth's sister and new husband. A husband that matches the description of a wanted fugitive from New York wanted for rape, robbery and murder. Clayton leads two other U.S. Deputy Marshals on a manhunt across Utah. A trail stained with the blood of a Deputy Sheriff, and the Sheriff was murdered in a town that appears that they could care less. Earl and Jewels track cattle thieves and murderers from a small Texas town located near the Panhandle, across Texas and New Mexico, resulting in a gun battle near the Mexico border. The survivors are arrested and returned to Amarillo for trial. Ben and Jason are sent to solve the crime of a highway robber that appears to vanish, after every robbery, leaving no tracks, and appears to walk into solid rock walls and disappears, leaving no trail or sign of his existence, thus, he is referred to as, The Rock Ghost.

Storm Warrior's life continues at a fast pace, and he is able to spend more time with Judith since she named Matt as Vice President and is leaving the everyday bank operations up to Matt.They have a great trip across the ocean with the newlyweds, Ben and Effie. Upon reaching Boston, they journey to Philadelphia where Judith and the children decide to travel with Charles as he shows Ben and Effie, America.After spending two weeks traveling they return to Philadelphia where Charles and Judith say goodbye as they mount a train for Boston.Charles is shocked to find Judith has been shot and sets out on a vendetta to seek revenge. After setting things right in Philadelphia, Charles travels to New York to track down the crime boss that instigated the attack.Charles grew angrier when he discovered that the man behind the attack was none other than Johnny McDonald, the half-brother to Michael McDonald, the man that had kidnapped his daughter Sun Bird from her college dormitory. Charles had shot Michael McDonald for the assault on his daughter, and Johnny McDonald plans to murder Charles, his family, and take over his properties.

Charles' adventures continue; he has a final confrontation with his hostile neighbor, Eunice Zimmer, and travels to Kentucky to add a few good Thoroughbred mares to his herd. Charles goes to Washington D.C. to talk with President Buchanan regarding the Indian situation, and meets up with his old friend, Colonel Hawks. Charles becomes alarmed after meeting with Colonel Hawks and decides to move his precious Thoroughbreds and his family to Denver so they are not in the line of fire should a war between the north and south erupt. Charles goes to Denver to help his old friend, Hunt-U.S. Marshal, find a man terrorizing ranchers that won't sell their property, and while, in Denver, Charles keeps an eye out for ranches or property to buy for his family and Thoroughbred ranch. Charles returns to Philadelphia and is determined to meet with Abraham Lincoln. Charles goes with George to Springfield, Illinois and visits Abraham Lincoln, shortly after Abe Lincoln makes his famous, "House Divided" speech, and then travels to Litchfield to return the mare he rode across the west to its rightful owner, the surly sheriff of Litchfield.

Storm Warrior leaves the Sioux Nation with his family and is escorted to Denver by a regiment of cavalry soldiers. After arriving in Denver he discovers that Denver has been under attack by a Mexican army of bandits and helps his old friend, U.S. Marshal Hunt, track down the remnants of the Mexican gang. Storm Warrior travels to Philadelphia and stops along the way to assist old friends that are being harassed by a group of soldiers. Upon arriving in Philadelphia Storm Warrior meets his mother-in-law and assists his wife Judith in taking control of the bank. Storm Warrior assists the local law by helping put an end to a murderer and his hired guns. For the first time in his life Storm Warrior becomes the owner of a construction company and acquires title to a large horse ranch before leaving for England.

Progress is made in Georgia and Florida. Charles puts Blank in charge of Moultrie and leaves hiring the farm hands and the family to occupy farm #2 up to Blank as a test of leadership skills.Charles has a heart-to-heart talk with Brett and helps him understand his lack of self-confidence. Soon, Brett begins performing flawlessly and impresses everyone, including Charles.Dorothy, a waitress Charles met in New York, shows up in Philadelphia for a job at the hotel's restaurant.Ghost begins to take it upon himself to expand and build in California. However, Ghost runs into problems when a man is negotiating some land he wants to buy in Los Angeles. Charles gives Ghost advice on how to handle the problem.Charles encounters a problem with a half-brother of a mob boss that he eliminated in Toledo. After dealing with this mob boss, Charles discovers one of the hit men has traveled to Red Lion, New Jersey, to kill a horse breeder and steal the farm and the animals. Charles' attorney assigns a security guard to travel with Charles to New Jersey to save the rancher's life and his breeding stock of Percheron horses.Charles' hotel and food store in Indian Springs, Nevada, is robbed, and the newly hired travel companion rides with Charles to Nevada to track the criminals down. During the trip to apprehend the criminals, Charles finds a location in Reno suitable for building and negotiates the deal while traveling to San Francisco to bear witness to the trial of the men that robbed his hotel and food store in Indian Springs.

This episode of Hunt-U.S. Marshal is filled with drama, intrigue, and gun battles. Hunt is alerted that a gang of twenty men have been hitting small towns, robbing banks, killing people, and are headed towards Denver. Hunt and his men begin searching for the gang, and discover that they have split into two groups and are terrorizing Colorado. A circus arrives in Denver with exotic animals and sets up a large tent and charges people to come and watch the incredible feats that his animals are able to perform. One of the chimpanzees escape, and the elusive creature disappears and homes get robbed of gold, silver, cash, and jewelry. Hunt begins to wonder if the chimpanzee escape was planned when people's valuables begin disappearing. But how will he prove the chimpanzee was trained to do this in a court of law?

Hunt and his men are busy tracking criminals, murderers, and bushwhackers, rapists, and livestock thieves Hunt is pleased to see his old friend Charles Crawford arrive for a visit and agrees to help Charles stop a wagon train as they search for a murderer. Hunt is surprised when Charles asks Hunt to give Gray Wolf an opportunity to become a U.S. Deputy Marshal. Hunt agrees to send Gray Wolf with his men on a trial mission. Charles's visit is cut short when he is bushwhacked by two criminals on the run that need Charles's horse after one of their horses goes lame. Search expeditions are under way to find Charles when his horse comes back without him, and to find the bushwhackers that shot and robbed Charles. Hunt's men are sent in many different directions to solve crimes and track down the men responsible.

Exciting episodes continue as Hunt and the men search for killers, robbers, and a killer bear. Two miners are claiming gold rights to Hunt's prized property, Hidden Valley, and the confrontation ends in a shootout. A mining town needs help after the sheriff quit and is mining for gold while three gunfighters have gained control of the town and are charging the miners for protection, or they end up dead. The large brown bear is raiding the railroad construction crew's camp in Utah, and one of the workers is killed when he tries to save one of the horses from the large angry bear. Hunt sends two deputies to kill a bear that refuses to die and keeps coming after being shot numerous times. Two of Hunt's men track a murderer and end up on the Apache Trail and where they encounter the notorious Mangas Coloradas, the Chiricahua Apache Chief. Hunt is kept busy as he tries to keep an eye on the construction progress at Hidden Valley, the logging, and be available should his men need help. Hunt and Beth travel to Hudson to examine the ranch that Hunt purchased and make a surprising discovery. On the return trip to Denver after visiting the ranch in Hudson, Hunt and Beth decide to stop and visit Julia and Jason Barnes to see how they are doing, and Hunt ends up having to once again step in to help them out of potential trouble. Hunt sends two deputies to the town of Grandy that has been taken over by a crazed man that thinks he is the son of God and intends to resurrect 12 of the world's most notorious murderers to become his disciples of death, travel to Washington D.C. and kill President Pierce. A man that he claims is sitting on his throne. Hunt ends this saga with the discovery of a man that he thinks would become a great U.S. Deputy Marshal, and sends him to Kansas City to meet Jed Fox.

Charles searches for men to fill key positions in his new farm and food store. One man that Charles hires turns out to be a loner with a bad attitude. Charles realizes his mistake and makes an attempt to change him, and has a surprising turn around when they travel to Utah. Charles realizes he needs to find one man capable of running the entire food and agriculture operation and doesn't have to look far to find the perfect man. Charles goes to the Utah job site to settle a problem between two towns. A nearby town demands the railroad must go out of its way 20 miles to make their city the central point for the railroad's central switch location, and the workers fear retaliation from the town if they don't comply. Charles returns to Denver and discovers that his old nemesis, Fergus Atwood, has come with his attorney and is armed with a written recovery order for stolen property, signed by a judge. Charles's temper explodes and Hunt is forced to step in. Charles finds himself in court to save his 3-year old prize stallion. Charles's adventures take Charles on livestock hunting missions to supply his farm with the proper livestock and soon he is pleased with the way the farm is coming together. Boredom finds Charles scanning the papers, and he reads about the horse races in New Orleans the following week, and the headlines read, The Best Of The Best and Charles decides to take his prize stallion to New Orleans and test him against the best. The New Orleans adventure creates both friends and dangerous enemies.

Hunt and the men continue making life better for people of the plains by hunting down murderers and thieves. While doing so, Hunt loses one of his most experienced men to an ambush.Cal and Phyllis announce their plans for marriage and trouble erupts when Cal is confronted by Timmy Galloway, the boy that likes Phyllis that Hunt had ordered to never come around again.Hunt gets a visitor, Beau Hamlin, from Fort Hamilton in New York. He has a meaningful talk to understand what Hunt has in mind for his father's ranch in Green River before he agrees to sell Hunt the ranch. A trip to Green River turns deadly when one of the ranch hands proclaims that George Hamlin had promised the ranch to him and that Beau has no right to sell it.A visitor from Washington comes to Denver and asks for Hunt's help to track down a mountain man that has murdered over thirty people and eats them and leaves animal heads on the body after decapitating them.

The Storm Warrior saga continues as Storm Warrior's life fills with fresh challenges, surprises, and excitement. Storm Warrior's courage is tested when he comes face to face with the huge bear from Bear Mountain, and must face the relentless pursuer that tracked him from Boston to the Missouri River, and is now a Federal U.S. Deputy Marshal. A visitor from the east arrives looking for his daughter, and is determined to remove Judith and her son from the Sioux and return her home to Philadelphia. Judith's father's visit ends in a tragic climax. Be sure to follow Storm Warrior's story, from an orphaned and frightened child to the building of an empire as he adapts to changes and challenges with the help of trusted fiends.