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Solomon’s Hand (The MacLean Brothers Book 5) by Will Colt

While four of his brothers have gone west and become lawmen, Solomon takes a different path.
Will Colt

Will Colt

Raised on a cattle ranch in the Colorado Rockies, Will Colt grew up in a saddle. He is the author of Western and historical fiction from the American frontier. 

He currently resides in coffee country; Jardin, Antioquia, Colombia with his Colombian wife. His days are spent tending a garden, preparing gourmet dishes, and drinking the freshest coffee in the world while doing research or spinning another yarn. 

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Solomon’s Hand (The MacLean Brothers Book 5)

From the series: MacLean Brothers

Solomon MacLean was born for trouble, and the untamed west is eager to oblige. A charming drifter who prefers the wild side of life to the quiet of the MacLean family’s Virginia tobacco plantation, Solomon discovers his true talent and settles into playing cards in one of New Orleans’ most notorious saloons.

However, his pearl-handled Colts are...

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The Lawmen

MacLean Brothers: 4 Books in One

Four brothers leave the family plantation in Virginia for various reasons after the War Between the States. Each of the four end up pinning on the badge of a lawman and starting a new life maintaining order in an untamed land.

In Book 1: The Cavalier, Noah MacLean, the oldest brother, who rode with John Mosby during the war becomes a Pinkerton...

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Montana Marshal

MacLean Brothers series: Book 4
Book #4 from the series: MacLean Brothers

Any lingering questions about David MacLean’s grit have been answered by the time he rides into the lawless town of Cold Spring, Montana. Born fighting a losing battle of proving himself to his older brothers, he is desperate to shed the weight of expectation and make his own way.

David sets a bold course, joining a grueling cattle drive in...

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Series

The Cavalier
Prescott
Lonestar Ranger
Montana Marshal
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MacLean Brothers

Seven brothers and one sister, raised on a Virginia tobacco plantation, find their way west at various times and for various reasons. Each is seeking a new life on the American frontier full of promise. Without the comforts and conveniences of Virginia, each must overcome...

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I liked the history base all though the story of the West in the late 1800s. I liked the protagonist 's character, values of life, and the work ethic to build for the future with the stick-to-it when the work was raw with heavy heaves of the body. The determination of building for the future that made the West grow from wild to ease for families. Parts of the book of the protagonist 's jobs of hauling silver ore mines in Colorado's high mountains. Some of the scenes the author's words pulled me into the tenseness of life and death stories whereas I could hear all the different sounds, and capturing the fearful thoughts during the dangerous problems.
The author showed great skill with his choices of words through out the complete book.
I recommend this book to those who likes history combined with good clean fiction.

– J Harper

Very well written. I enjoyed the story. I look forward to the next several stories. They need to start raising cattle next.

– Edward

Smooth words which drew me right into the story. I liked the descriptions of each person in the story.
I liked the ending, too.

– J. Harper

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This is a biographical novel of a real person in history, Ouray of the Ute Nation. It is told through the eyes of Chipeta, his wife.

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