In 1749, 17-year-old Thomas Turner leaves Belfast for South Carolina where savage Creek Indians and battles with British troops and American Tories force him to grow up quickly.

In the second installment in the Western Quest Series, Aaron hears the call of the West, like many Americans of the period. Seduced by the lure of the unknown, he leads an expedition down the Camino Real through the heart of Texas where he encounters a land of abundant resources and great danger.

The fifth volume in the Western Quest Series follows Aaron Lloyd Turner, his brothers David and Noah, and their brother-in-law, Pinckney Hawkins, through the greatest tragedy in American history, the Civil War.

The sixth book in the Western Quest Series, begins with Aaron Turner rising to the challenge of the horrors of Reconstruction and assuming the mantle of family leadership. He meets the challenges of crooked politicians, klansmen, and the loss of political rights with determination and persistence to see the return of a free Texas in 1874. 176 pp.

"On the Western Trail," the seventh book in the Western Quest Series, follows the rough and tumble life of Aaron Lloyd Turner as the burgeoning cattle business reaches its zenith and gradual decline to something more like what we know today. Aaron and his friends hit their stride in the cattle business busting maverick cattle out of the wild lands along the far reaches of the Colorado River at the very edge of frontier Texas and driving the wild hardy longhorns up the newly opened Western Trail to Dodge City, Kansas, the "Babylon of the Plains." They battled Indians and nature itself to get...