Wolf Breed

• Two of Jackson Gregory’s classic books are bound together in this Kindle edition: Wolf Breed (1916) & Daughter of the Sun

Wolf Breed
It was mid June and time for Père Marquette to appear on the narrow street, tack up his message and return to the private room behind his store to kiss Mère Jeanne awake and inform her that -- with much wine and music -- their new year would begin. But because stronger drink, men's drink, had appeared that day too, a game of poker was running in one corner of a room. Six men were shaking dice and wagering recklessly; a little fellow with a wooden leg and scarred face was drawing shrieking rag time from an old and asthmatic accordion. It was on that evening when the door was flung open and a stranger stood, framed against the outside night. A score of eyes, going to him swiftly, studied him with curiosity.

Daughter of the Sun
An American seeks an Aztec treasure but her journey is plagued by danger and life-threatening escapes.

About The Author
California-born writer Jackson Gregory (1882 –1943) was a journalist in San Francisco and later a high school principal who moved across the United States, living at various times in New York and Texas. The family settled in California and Jackson became a prolific writer. Several stories were turned into Hollywood films.

Other Books by Jackson Gregory include:
Under Handicap: A Novel (1914)
The Short Cut (1916)
Wolf Breed (1916)
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch (1919)
The Bells of San Juan (1919)
Man to Man (1920)
Desert Valley (1921)