Philip Ketchum

Apache Dawn Philip Ketchum

Marc Notes: When an Apache chief determines to wipe out the settlers in Eden Canyon, Jerd Galway is determined to save as many as he can even if most won't trust him because he's a fugitive and blood-brother to the Apache chief--; Provided by publisher. Publisher Marketing: Jerd Galway had been convicted of a stagecoach robbery he didn't commit. He had escaped on his way to prison and was headed back to Eden Canyon to find the man he believed was responsible for the robbery and his conviction when he encounters Namacho, chief of the Chiricahua Apaches. Captured at the age of two, Jerd had lived with the Chiricahua for twelve years before being repatriated by the army. During that time he and Namacho had roamed together and become blood-brothers. Aware of Jerd's problems with the whites, Namacho offered Jerd to take back his Apache name and ride with him on his mission to destroy the settlers in Eden Canyon.