The Revolutionary War is over and the fledgling United States is struggling to survive. With the turn of a new century, settlers are poised to continue their westward move through the dark and bloody killing grounds of Kentucky. In their path stand the British military's might and an even more menacing foe-the brave and brilliant Shawnee war leader, Tecumseh. Now the War of 1812 is about to break out, and the future of the new republic rests in the hands of American heroes like "Mad" Anthony Wayne, William Henry Harrison, the trigger fingers of a buckskin-clad army of undaunted conscripts, and in the courage, daring and determination of frontiersman Nathaniel "Flintlock" Jones. History is to be made, a wilderness to be won, and a spellbinding saga of the early American frontier is to be brought to pulse-pounding, unforgettable life. THE BORDER CAPTAINS IS THE SECOND EPIC HISTORICAL NOVEL OF THE FLINTLOCK TRILOGY BY THE ACCLAIMED AUTHOR OF THE HIGH COUNTRY SERIES.
Jason Manning Books
Jason Manning is a prolific author whose work delves into the heart of the American West, crafting compelling westerns and historical novels. His extensive bibliography is characterized by a deep engagement with themes of survival, the rugged frontier, and the enduring human spirit. Manning's writing is noted for its historical authenticity and vivid storytelling, transporting readers to a bygone era of grit and adventure. His narratives often explore the harsh realities and inherent challenges of frontier life, making his work a significant contribution to the western genre.




To Live and Die in Texas
- 220 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of a range war, the story follows a solitary rider who becomes entangled with bushwhackers and Comancheros. Amidst the chaos, he encounters a compelling woman who challenges his desire for solitude. With a rich history of writing over forty novels in the American West, Jason Manning brings a vivid and engaging narrative to life, blending action and romance in a tumultuous era.
The narrative centers on the charming journey of meeting a lovable cat, Johnny Ringtail, accompanied by delightful photographs that explore feline behavior. Alongside Johnny, readers encounter various neighborhood cats and local wildlife, such as birds and deer. A pivotal moment arises when Johnny must adapt to moving to a new home, highlighting themes of resilience and adjustment, ultimately leading to a heartwarming resolution.