J. Leigh Brown Knihy

Deep in the Rocky Mountain wilderness, uncertainty reigns as trespassers threaten the natural surroundings, prompting ethereal vigilantes to take action. The violent act of murder is deeply intertwined with power, exemplified by Governor Lund, who committed manslaughter and then manipulated the law to his advantage. The quest for revenge leads to the creation of the String. When Tree Wildbird, a game warden, encounters Lund's out-of-control hunting party while off duty, tragedy strikes. The cold-blooded murders of Tree and his wife, Isabelle, compel their surviving family to purchase vital land to establish a wildlife corridor. This family of environmental vigilantes responds to the assassinations with a remarkable green rebellion, ingeniously creating a 390-mile safe passage from the Canadian border to Yellowstone National Park. To divert attention from their covert land acquisition, a group called the Ink Prayer conducts raids against poachers threatening local wildlife. Each raid showcases their creativity in evading the law, leaving behind only a small insignia of a feather resembling the wildlife corridor. With thrilling raids and romantic entanglements, readers are drawn into this ghostly world, where a looming governmental scandal evolves into a grassroots movement that would impress Theodore Roosevelt.