Created by Jim Walker
From what I can gather, Zac may not be a man who makes trouble his business, but it certainly seems to find him. He’s even got a brother, Julian, from whom he’s estranged, a notorious outlaw renowned for his cruelty and callousness, for that good ol’ Cain and Able thang.
But regardless of any religious ovewrtomes, the series seems pretty rootin’ tootin’ to me. Zac’s cases take him all over, including the Rockies, Texas, San Francisco, Oklahoma, Kansas, Dodge City, Arizona, New Mexico, old Mexico (to bust Julian out of jail) and, in one memorable case, Alaska.
Zac does all the typical P.I. things, tailing suspects, questiioning suspects, looking for missing persons, etc., plus a few with a unique western spin.Things like saving pretty kidnap victims, chasings bandits, and dealing with such Western faves as cattle rustlers, river pirates, stagecoach and train robbers and hostile natives —all while Jesus serves as his sidekick.
Oh, and occasionally his “good” brothers, Joe and James, lend a hand.
NOVELS
- The Wells Fargo Trail #1: The Dreamgivers (1994) | Buy this book | Buy the audio | Kindle it!
- The Wells Fargo Trail #2: The Nightriders (1994) | Buy this book | Buy the audio | Kindle it!
- The Wells Fargo Trail #3: The Rail Kings (1995) | Buy this book | Buy the audio | Kindle it!
- The Wells Fargo Trail #4: The Rawhiders (1995) | Buy this book | Kindle it!
- The Wells Fargo Trail #5: The Desert Hawks (1996) | Buy this book | Kindle it
- The Wells Fargo Trail #6: The Oyster Pirates (1996) | Buy this book | Kindle it
- The Wells Fargo Trail #7: The Warriors (1997) | Buy this book | Kindle it
- The Wells Fargo Trail #8: The Ice Princess (1998) | Buy this book | Kindle it
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
- Property of Jesus
Christian Eyes - My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Cowboy Eyes of the Old West
Report submitted by Kevin Burton Smith. Thanks to Jim Doherty for the tip.
