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"An historical with a bit of mystery"
Reviewed by Marilyn Heyman
Posted September 7, 2001

Billy dies in Texas in the year 1838 leaving the ranch and everything he owns to his very dear friend, Jackson. The ranch is heavily mortgaged and payments have to be made in sixty days. When Jackson finds out that Billy is in fact, William Lindsay MacPhaull Read more...

"The Yankee and the Texan"
Reviewed by Linda Hurst
Posted November 9, 2001

Lindsay MacPhaull thinks she has her hands full trying to cope with the demands of her selfish brother and sister while running the family business. Like other businesses in New York in 1839, Lindsay is coping with the nationwide Panic of 1837 and disasters at several subsidiaries. Her business is Read more...

Summary

Set in New York and the rugged hinterlands of Texas in 1838, JACKSON'S WAY is the story of Lindsay MacPhaull, a young woman struggling to stay afloat after he father's death. Her troubles are compiled with the handsome Texas Jackson Stennett shows up a her door to claim the family business that is her only source of income. Now, these two headstrong people are locked in a bitter struggle. But with an unseen enemy closing in, joining forces may be the only way to save their lives.