The story opens with a prison break in Leavenworth, Kansas when Harmon LeFevre and Jeb Kenton escape with the help of LeFevre's sister, Cheyanne. It is Harmon's solemn vow to kill the man responsible for his capture that drives the man in his effort to locate him. Brent Sackett and those in his charge are on their way to Gila Bend after surviving their incident with the Bob Colton gang and Brent suffering a slight case of amnesia. Brian Sackett is in the process of having his heart broken by Terrin Gibbons when he learns she has been seeing a young banker in the town of Buffalo Gap, Texas....

When it is learned that Elvis is losing his voice, Colonel Tom Parker hires a private investigator by the name of Sean Weigel to find the identical twin brother of Elvis that had been reported as having died at birth. Vernon and Gladys Presley, being unable financially to care for twin boys, one of which was sickly, adopted Jesse Garon to a family by the name of Breedlove. They agreed to never attempt to see the boy again, but had passed this information along to Col. Parker when he became Elvis's manager. Having found Jesse and taking him to Hollywood to literally step into Elvis's blue...

Miles Jesse Knight and Mary Ingles Knight were the 5th Great Grandparents of the author Lance Knight. Lance and his co-author Raymond D. Mason take poetic advantage of the historical and ancestral records of the Knight Family and will produce serial type novels for the reader. Miles Knight is a larger than life character who is morally straight, charismatic, engaging, brave, loving and defender of the less fortunate. Miles quickly adapts to life in his adopted country of America. After having established his own farm and family Miles is drawn into the fray of uprising against the British...

American Knights Series II "Miles Knight: The Patriot" This book is historical and ancestral; Miles Knight, the 5th GGrandfather (circa 1747) of author Lance Knight came to the American Colonies as an indentured servant.His indenture contract was purchased by a gentleman tobacco farmer named John Mead from Connecticut. Mr. Mead ultimately adopted the young, Miles Knight, into the Mead family who had years before adopted an English baby name Mary Ingles. Miles and Mary fell in love and were married in 1771, at which time John Mead gave them a 200 acre farm in North Carolina, as a wedding...

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