02363cam a2200445 i 4500 409563747 TxAuBib 20200108120000.0 170801s2017||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 9780765393517 paperback 0765393514 paperback (OCoLC)962552926 TxAuBib rda Grey, Zane. Betty Zane & To the last man [Book] / Zane Grey. Betty Zane. First mass market edition. New York : Forge, 2017. 632 pages ; 19 cm. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "A Tom Doherty Associates book.". Betty Zane -- To the last man. Betty Zane: In the last battle of the American Revolution, British forces besiege Fort Henry. With the defenders running out of food and ammunition, sixteen-year-old Betty Zane volunteers to retrieve a gunpowder cache hidden outside the fort. Her brazen bravery--she make the trip in broad daylight--stuns the Americans' enemies and inspires her countrymen to successfully resist the siege. To the last man: The range wars have been raging in the Tonto Basin for years as cattlement and sheep ranchers vie for territory. At the heart of the bloddy battle are the Isbels--shepherds and ranchers--and the Jorths, who have turned to cattle rustling. Gaston Isbel and Lee Jorth have vowed to destroy each other and their families and allies--to the last man, if need be. Neither man realizes that Isbel's half-Native American son, Jean, and Jorth's only daughter, Ellen, have fallen in love. Can love turn the tide of war, or will both families be annihilated? 20200108. Zane, Betty Fiction. Wetzel, Lewis, 1763-1808 Fiction. Indians of north america Wars 1750-1815 Fiction. Women pioneers Fiction. Frontier and pioneer life Fiction. Sheep ranchers Fiction. Man-woman relationships West (U.S.) Fiction. Fort Henry (Va.) Fiction. Ohio River Valley Fiction. Arizona Fiction. Biographical fiction. Western fiction.