1. Deep in the Heart
Clay finds himself responsible for protecting a family trying to build a new life in Texas when the region still lies on the northern edge of Mexico. Their attempt to make a home is threatened by violence, uncertain law and conflict over land, while faith and…
2. The Yellow Rose
Jerusalem Hardin and Clay are settled on the Yellow Rose Ranch, but the Republic of Texas remains unstable and the frontier continues to press against Indigenous homelands and uncertain authority. Family concerns pull them into the risks faced by the next generation, while Texas Rangers, violence…
3. The Eyes of Texas
The family story begun in Deep in the Heart and The Yellow Rose reaches its conclusion as the younger generation confronts captivity, political upheaval and the demands of building a future in Texas. Personal loyalties are tested by the continuing instability of the frontier. The novel…