Lora's Journey

<p>Lora Fitzgerald gets word from her parent's attorney Mason Kile that she must cross the Oregon territory and return home. </p><p></p><p>While Kile is reluctant to send for Lora he sees no other way: He is only seeking to fulfill the last will and testament of the Fitzgeralds. </p><p></p><p>Good intentions won't make the journey for Lora easier but she does have a mountain man from Montana and a blacksmith-turned-farmer who is closer than a brother as traveling companions. </p><p></p><p>Although she's reluctant to go she travels from grassland to seashore by stagecoach barge and railroad as she bravely seeks to get to her final destination-Fitz Landing-the home her deceased parents so carefully tended. </p><p></p><p>Even if she arrives unharmed it will be an unfamiliar world inhabited by seamen who are capable of killing just for the fun of it. Plus a swarthy old man named Boggs wants nothing more than to destroy Lora once and for all.</p>