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Jacob's Dangerous Inheritance (Jacob's Series) - Softcover

Cooper, Doc Terrance M.

 
9781983402609: Jacob's Dangerous Inheritance (Jacob's Series)

Synopsis

Boston 1850, 17 year old Jacob Morgan is tied to his mothers apron strings. His parents have his life planned out for hi, however he and longs to be with his Uncle Zac who is a mountain man in Utah Territory. Jacob loves to run, and when he returns home after a long run in the early morning, he finds a letter waiting for him. His uncle has died and left his entire estate to Jacob. His parents feel that his uncle never did amount to anything, there would be no inheritance. He is to meet with a banker at the Boston Bank. The banker has sufficient funds for him to travel on the US Brooklyn ship to San Francisco where he will meet with his uncle's attorney. Jacob decides to sever the apron strings and goes. His trip involves adventure with a ship wreck. He arrives in San Francisco and meets with the attorney. His Uncles estate is valued at $100,000. For Jacob to inherit his Uncle Zac's estate he must spend one year with Zac, a mountain man, his uncle's best friend, and one year with the Sioux Indians. Jacob also inherits his uncle’s most prized possession. Jacob is tutored by Zed on survival in the wilderness. They travel to Utah Territory and Jacob kills a deer on the Sioux Hunting grounds. Both are captured. For killing the deer without permission, Jacob must challenge an Indian brave in order to survive. Jacob falls in love with the Chief's daughter. He and his friends steal horses from the Crow tribe for the bride price. The Crow retaliate and Jacob is wounded. Later he marries the Chief's daughter, White Fawn. She dies during childbirth. Jacob is devastated and hides in a cave trying to find himself. He sees White Fawn and his son in a spiritual vision. She tells him she is well, and that he must live. His heart is healed and he and Zed, head back to California to claim his inheritance. Jacob meets a young woman in a small town and falls in love with her. He returns to San Francisco and finds that his attorney is embezzling his inheritance. With the help of the chief of police they set a trap and capture the attorney and his accomplices. Jacob goes to Yreka, California to claim his uncle's gold mine. Jacob has felt someone has been trying to kill him for his inheritance. He finally meets his nemesis who has been stalking him for the past three years. It is a battle to the death. There is romance, adventure, history and intrigue. Blaine Yorgason who wrote 80 books and 2 of them were made into movies. He wrote: "Doc, your book is a gripping page-turner! I was fascinated by your character development, your accurate delving into 19th Century history, your efforts at portraying Native Americans and early Chinese emigrants as people rather than mere caricatures, your fast moving dialogue, and your surprise ending - which I did not see coming! I am happy to recommend this volume to any who desire a good - and wholesome - read, where the good guy actually is a good guy. I have ridden on horseback in the Tetons where the Sioux have ridden. I have camped where they have camped and I saw the mountains as they saw them, and I have become a part of that area. My history is accurate with names and places in San Francisco, and Yreka. I lived in Yreka for eight years. The names of miners, and miner’s claims and the history of Yreka are real. This book is clean and wholesome, written for LDS and Christians and for families. If you want a good feeling where you laugh and cry, then this book is written especially for you. Please just sit back and read this exciting book. There are three more Volumes in this Jacob Series. There is goodness in all people. I was inspired to write this book, and it is for any age of people to read. My youngest was a nine year old boy and my oldest was a 103 year old woman.

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About the Author

Doc's intriguing experiences gained from a lifetime of ranching, traininghorses, and exploring the Tetons Wilderness are reflected in his books.He portrays the Native American Indians and other individuals as realpeople, not mere caricatures. Doc's novels are fast moving dialogues inwhich he paints grand pictures of romance, action, adventure, andintrigue where the "good guy" actually is a good guy who's naturalgoodness finally brings him out on top. Doc's stories will touch yourheart and uplift your soul. His books are family oriented, clean,wholesome and exciting for any age to read. If you want to experience agreat read and feel better about life, read a book written by 'Doc"Cooper.Terrance M. Cooper joined the Marine Corps in 1959. Afterhe got out of the Marine Corps, he spent two and a half years in Samoaas a missionary for the LDS Church. He returned to the states andimmediately entered college. When he finished, he entered Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa and graduated in 1970, becoming aDoctor of Chiropractic.  It was then that he met his wife, Julie Ann, on a blind date. He saw her twice, and on the third date he proposed toher and she accepted. They were married three months later. They havebeen married for forty-five years; they have six children, thirtygrandchildren, and three great grandchildren. He currently lives inParowan, UT.

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