Every story has its beginning. Every great man starts as a boy. Every boy must stumble. In the years following the Civil War an unsophisticated Iowa farm boy feels the inner fire of ambition but struggles to find a direction that matches his rough-hewn temperament. Because of his physicality, confidence, and a willingness to exercise deliberate courage, he will eventually find his place at the margin of respectability and be admired by his peers. But first he has some tough dues to pay. His name is Wyatt Earp. In his young adult years Earp was many things—farmer, wagon train hunter, freight hauler, stage driver, railroad wrangler, husband, constable, wood splitter, accused horse thief, brothel bouncer, buffalo hunter, gambler, and lawman—most of this in the "new" and raw land of America's untapped West. The possibilities seemed endless for Wyatt, but history remembers him as a peace officer, a role he never wanted but that fate forced upon him. He was that good at it. His name will always be spoken anytime that a conversation arises about justice vs. law and order . . . and how those American commodities do not always balance on the scales of a courtroom bench.
"Earp was many things, but he will be remembered as a peace officer, a role he did not want but was good at"--
In 1697, Peter actually worked incognito as a carpenter in the shipyard of the Dutch East India Co. in Saardam and in the dockyard of the Royal Navy in Deptford, England. In addition, he visited factories, museums, schools, ...
Full of nonstop action, suspense, and romance, this novel is sure to move readers as much as it thrills.
I will be looking forward to the continuing odyssey of the very human Wyatt Earp he is revealing." --Dr. Gary Roberts, author of Doc Holliday, the Life and Legend "Warren delivers . . . (in) this wonderfully written work.
In the darkest of night burns the glimmer of hope.
William A. Graham, “Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy,” November 29, 1851, CG, 32nd Cong, 1st sess., app., 21; Todorich, Spirited Years, 165-80; Hunter, “Propriety and Decorum,” 26, 226-71; Soley, Historical Sketch, 96-97; ...
... story has spanned sixty-plus years. Through his travels and studies, he has interviewed the storied writers of the Earp saga and ... The Long Road to Legend, Born to the Badge, and A Law Unto Himself (TwoDot, 2021). 249 About the Author.
The third book in Mark Warren's historical fiction trilogy ends with a bang.
... The Long Road to Legend Born to the Badge A Law Unto Himself Secrets of the Forest (4 volumes) Wild Plants & Survival Lore Fire-making, Storytelling, & Ceremony Stalking, Tracking, & Playing Games in the Wild Archery, Projectiles ...
... The Long Road to Legend Born to the Badge A Law Unto Himself Secrets of the Forest (4 volumes) Wild Plants & Survival Lore Fire-making, Storytelling, & Ceremony Stalking, Tracking, & Playing Games in the Wild Archery, Projectiles ...