MMA

When the wagon train left Arkansas headed for California, no one realized they wouldn’t make it past Mountain Meadows Utah. That’s where a group of Mormon disguised as Indians slaughtered all but a few of the children. One of those, Ian, vows to avenge his parents and brother and the other travelers who were murdered. He grew up with an uncle but returned to Utah when he was seventeen and changed his name to Stuart. One by one, he begins to hang those he learns were participants in what is now known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. His task is complicated by a turbulent relationship with Emily. When they break up he moves to Salt Lake City and goes to work for Bringham Young. The church forces Emily into a marriage with Justin, a bitter rival. But she is destined to be reunited with Ian and he finally puts aside his role as Avenger.

When the wagon train left Arkansas headed for California, no one realized they wouldn’t make it past Mountain Meadows Utah. That’s where a group of Mormon disguised as Indians slaughtered all but a few of the children. One of those, Ian, vows to avenge his parents and brother and the other travelers who were murdered. He grew up with an uncle but returned to Utah when he was seventeen and changed his name to Stuart. One by one, he begins to hang those he learns were participants in what is now known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. His task is complicated by a turbulent relationship with Emily. When they break up he moves to Salt Lake City and goes to work for Bringham Young. The church forces Emily into a marriage with Justin, a bitter rival. But she is destined to be reunited with Ian and he finally puts aside his role as Avenger.

Bob Fry brings a wealth of experience to his writing. After his military service, he worked in politics at the state level before moving to Washington, D.C. There, he served as a political consultant to a president, a national political party and several political figures. But ever since he was five years old he felt he was called to the ministry. Finally, he yielded to that calling. His studies included a heavy dose of researching other religions. After ordination, he pastored in several locations but his heart was always in missionary work, especially in China. Now retired, he has turned to writing.