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United States Marshal Sam Bass - Casualty of War
Paperback
Publisher: Outlaws Publishing LLC
Published: Aug 13 2024
Pages: 70
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Raised in an orphanage and deemed by the nuns who looked after him as another Casualty of War, John never knew his real last name. It wasn't until years later, by fate, that he took a name that would become the signature of his true calling in life.
Hired simply because of the color of his skin, a benefit as seen by Judge Isaac Parker, Sam Bass quickly became one of the west's most infamous U.S. Marshals. Because he was black, he often found mistreatment from the whites he was sworn to protect, but he never let that interfere with the completion of his duties.
Sam Bass retired from the U.S. Marshal's service after one final job for Judge Parker, and himself. Only then was he content to live out the remainder of his days sitting in his rocking chair and fishing in his creek, all the while holding onto two secrets no one would ever know.
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