Taken from the journals of Alex Conner and Nesh Bailey, Unreconstructed Texans follows the life of two men, two families and the turbulent years in Texas following the Civil War and Reconstruction. The book follows the lives of the Conner and Bailey families as they begin ranches, hunt buffalo and see the bounty on the heads of deadly outlaws. The novel takes place from 1866 to 1934 and is a story of friendship and enmity, love and hate, struggle and success.

After leaving Louisiana in 1889 at age 16, Zeke Barlow spends the next 11 years as a hunter, cowboy, lawman, soldier, rancher, husband, father and preacher. The 11 years are filled with violence, loss, love, hate and incredible action. Zeke squeezes 3 lifetimes of living in 11 years. This book chronicles his journey.

Join Ben Irons, a former buffalo hunter and Civil War veteran, as he pursues the renegades who burned his ranch and murdered his wife and children. His hunt takes him across the vast, empty landscape of the Texas Panhandle of the late 1870's. Ben joins up with Tradin' Tom Monroe, a trading post owner, who is also burned out by the same renegades. Along the way, Ben and Tom join forces with the Texas Rangers, a group of buffalo hunters and some Comanche and Kiowa Indians who are also hunting the outlaws. An action packed read