Incident at Buffalo Crossing
Incident at Buffalo Crossing by Robert J. Conley, published by Leisure Books in 1998, is a historical fiction work that spans 269 pages. The narrative centers around the Sacred Hill, a significant landmark that attracts various men, each driven by their own aspirations and motivations. Among them are Zeno Bond, a settler with ambitions of land ownership, and Mat McDonald, a steamship captain tasked with preventing an impending conflict between the Spanish and Americans.
Readers will encounter a diverse cast of characters, including Walker, a Cherokee warrior drawn to the Sacred Hill by an undeniable vision. The story explores themes of ambition, conflict, and destiny, as each character’s journey unfolds against the backdrop of a changing landscape. This edition offers a glimpse into the complexities of historical interactions and personal dreams within the Western genre.
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The Sacred Hill rises above the land, drawing men to it like a beacon. But the men who come each have their own reason, their own dreams. Zeno Bond is a settler whose dreams are of the land and an empire he might build. Steamship Captain Mat McDonald is sent to head off the looming war between the Spanish and the Americans. And Walker, the Cherokee warrior who is called to the Sacred Hill, hundreds of miles from his tribe’s home, by a vision he cannot deny–a vision of life, death and destiny.
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