Yukon Justice [Large Print]

By Dana Fuller Ross

Book Overview

1869. As the gold fever swept the nation, a great migration north begins to the Yukon Territory of Canada, where the adventurous Frank Blake chases his dreams of fortune aboard a rickety steamer headed for the unchartered waters of the Klondike--pursued by a dangerous enemy bent on deadly vengeance. Across the continent, on New York's teeming shores, daring trailblazer Dr. Jasnessa Holt Lawrence scandalizes eastern society with her radical discoveries and impassioned struggle for women's right. And amid the dazzle and deception of Washigton's glittering social whirl, Toby Holt fights a desperate battle with President McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt to prevent a war that could alter the fate of a nation.

• Format: Hardcover
• Large Print: Yes
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0816154872
• ISBN13: 9780816154876
• Release Date: January 1970
• Publisher: Cengage Gale
• Length: 456 Pages

Customer Reviews

Treading Water for the Series

Months after reading the rest of the books, I finally found my copy and re-read it. A simple opinion of the book is this:It is simply a transitional book, with no real impact of its own.The book wraps up previous plots (Toby in Washington, Sierra oil skullduggery, Janessa's doctoring, etc.) Outside of Janessa's involvment with birth control, no new plots are devised, and the plot concerning Frank is simply stretched into the Yukon, but lacks much of the feel for the territory.Ross already knew he wanted the next book to be heavily around the Spanish-American War,a nd simply sacrificed this book to get us there.WHat a shame.