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Jacob Bartholomule -- known only as Jake B – learned how to deal with hard men while growing up in the logging camps of northern Michigan. A widow hires the drifter and lawyer Howard Edgemont to find her son Dan, who’s struck it rich in the frozen north. Taking care of a little Easterner – and a lawyer to boot -- is not part of Jake’s plan but he doesn’t have many options. Their way isn’t easy; killing is part of a day’s work for the tough men who brave the Chilkoot trail headed to Alaska’s gold fields.

Relying on the wilderness skills he learned from the Indians, Jake keeps Howard alive, only to face a bloodthirsty band of hired gunmen. Read more

About Jack Singer

Jack Singer gained a taste for adventure while reading stories of Louis L’Amour and Zane Grey. His earliest adventure took place at the age of 15 when he and a friend took a boat for a joy ride on the Atlantic Ocean. A motor malfunction stranded them overnight. The following week Jack won a school writing contest for his story about the boating trip. This began a life long love of adventure and writing. Upon receiving a forestry degree from Rutgers University, Singer headed west to fight forest fires in the Pacific Northwest.
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Excerpt from the Book

His God-given name was just that—given, but not used. Instead, Jacob Bartholomule was only known as Jake B. He was the type of man that you did not ask what the B stood for; Read more

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