Golden Dreams of San Francisco - Paperback

by Joel Drotts (Author)

1849 in San Francisco, where there was no official law enforcement, and the City was ran by Committees of Vigilances. These committees being half police force and half mafioso in nature ruled their perspective districts like mini-kingdoms, where all citizens of any given district were subject to the laws of that district which was little more than will of the usually corrupt strongman leader of the committee for their district In the center of this melting-pot of corruption, sin, and vice where Marshall Justice (Lead character) and his love interest Catherine must make their way through the rough streets of San Francisco, in order to reach the gold fields of the Seirra Mountains in order begin to mine the most lucrative gold claim ever discovered which legally belongs to Catherine. However, Jake, the corrupt leader of the largest, most ruthless, and corrupt committee of vigilance in the City of San Francisco discovers the existence of the gold claim and the beautiful young woman who owns it, decides both must be his at all costs, and he doesn't care who must be murdered to make it so. However, as an ex-Calvary officer and brawler Justice is more than up to the task of aiding Catherine in protecting what is hers. However, Catherine is far from a damsel in destress and quickly learns she's going to have to hold her own in this environment where the authority are corrupted murderers and justice is usually only had at the end of a gun barrel.