A family slaughtered by Comanche. A boy left to die on the prairie. Can his determination help him survive long enough to claim his revenge? Texas, 1853. Thirteen-year-old Nigel Blackthorn is the spoiled son of a Protestant preacher. But when his family is the victim of a brutal Comanche attack, his easy childhood crumbles in an instant. While he narrowly escapes the slaughter, the rest of his loved ones aren
Frank Kelso Books
Frank Kelso's upbringing in Kansas City, Missouri, surrounded by historical sites commemorating the westward journey, naturally led him to write western-themed books. His work is characterized by a deep immersion in the Western landscape and the spirit of the pioneer era. Through his novels and short stories, Kelso captures the essence of this compelling period in American history. His writings are recognized for their authenticity and engaging narratives.
