Blain Hawk U.S. Marshal The Complete Trilogy: A Tribute to Black U.S. Marshals of the 1800's

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Black and the Native American United States Marshals worked out of Fort Smith Arkansas for Judge Isaac Parker, the hanging judge. These marshals were active during the reconstruction of the 1800s. Slavery was over in Texas in June 1865, two years after Abraham Lincoln's emancipation proclamation in January 1863 and during the post-jim crow era when prejudice and discrimination were still very high. Their heroic actions lead to taming the Oklahoma territory and cleaned up the corruption in the courts and the many ruthless outlaws. Action-packed with intense scenes cast in the wild west, you will find yourself emotionally involved.

Blain's Peace and tranquility are interrupted by the notorious Johnnie Red and his gang that began with his father and now has passed down to him. The heinous crimes committed by the villains stretch to the upper echelons of government and it binds Blain and the President of the United States together. Only Blain's past heritage saves him and helps usher in a new era of lawmen. He is commissioned as a United States Marshal to go after his arch-nemesis with the full weight of the U.S. Government.

Blain also finds love that he did not count on when he meets the feisty and attractive Kathy that has her agenda. The two clash a bit but discover they have more in common than they thought. Boundaries of normal protocols and societal norms are challenged when Blain commissions women as part of his posse. This cast of lawmen, women and Native Americans begins the clean up the territory. Their reputations started to precede them, and many outlaws were looking for them. When their best attempts are thwarted again, and again they had to revert to different tactics to get their man. Clever and innovative the posse was able to strike significant blows to the outlaws but Johnny survives and sets an unexpected trap for Blain.

Blain is called to action after retirement due to Johnnie's Red family to try and finish what started years ago once and for all. It will cost Blain for such a task, but he rises to the challenge to pin his badge on hopefully one last time. Will Blain be victorious in his quest Will he survive the trap of Johnnie Red Does he get saved as he did before Find out in this gripping western drama.

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Lloyd J. Wheatley was born and raised in Baltimore Maryland. He is a military veteran of the United States Air Force. He is a graduate from the Community College of the Air Force with an A.A. Degree in Criminal Justice. A bachelor's degree in Business Management from the University of New Hampshire and a master's degree from Wilmington College in Human Resources and Finance. He worked in two fortune 500 companies as a manufacturing supervisor and manager for 12 years. He left corporate America and started his own company.

He sold his business after a successful 26 years and writes full time. He has lectured on business and writing of his books at Delaware State University. He taught classes at the college, adult training, and secondary level for several years. His book Blain Hawk U.S. Mashal - The Complete Trilogy was selected for study at Delaware State University Mass Comm Dept.

An extrovert and self-made entrepreneur in every sense of the word, you will find yourself quickly at ease when talking to him. His no-nonsense approach to life and his spiritual belief, as explained by him, has been his greatest weapons in helping him achieve his goals.