From Booklist
In the final volume of the Fallon series, which was written under the pseudonym Reagan O'Neal, Jordan ties up several plot strands from
Fallon Blood (1995) and
Fallon Pride (1996), yet still leaves threads dangling. Covering the years 1822 to the eve of the fight for Texas, Jordan twists the lives of Robert Fallon and the son he never knew, James, so that even though they never meet in person, they intersect through old friends and enemies. Robert contends with an unseen but not unfamiliar enemy in Charleston, and James faces trouble in Texas as he receives a land grant from Mexico, is drawn into the difficulties other American settlers have with the Mexican authorities, and collides with people who hate him just because of his name. Revenge, jealousy, lust, and hatred surround the Fallons to the very end as Jordan, who is actually best known for his Wheel of Time fantasy series, displays his flair for convoluted plots and attention to detail.
Melanie Duncan
Product Description
The breathtaking conclusion to Jordan's acclaimed historical trilogy--following " Fallon Blood" and " Fallon Pride" --chronicles the Fallon family's fortunes as they travel westward, telling the tale of a father and son who never meet--but share a destiny.
