Note of clarification: There are three sisters in the West clan, but "The Siblings West" just doesn't sound as good.
2nd note: Larger type indicates the characters whose story is already published or in progress.
2nd note: Larger type indicates the characters whose story is already published or in progress.
Jacob West |
Jade West |
Julius West |
John West |
Elaine West |
Jason West |
Rafe West |
James West |
Liberty-Belle (Libby) West |
Josiah West |
Lot West |
Nathan West |
Lot West |
Simeon West |
Emmett West |
Faith West |
The Brothers West
From the epic, country-forging conflict of the Civil War to the frontier towns and wild spaces of the West, this
clan of brothers hewed to their basic code of honor, valor and a hunger for the next horizon.
clan of brothers hewed to their basic code of honor, valor and a hunger for the next horizon.
Jacob WestThe eldest brother--a lover of music, gambling and open spaces. Sometimes treads on the shadowy side of the law.
His story is chronicled in "Disciples of the Wind" and "Reapers of the Wind." |
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John West: Known as the rooted brother, the one who found a place and stayed. owned a successful cattle ranch near Bannack, Montana, until disaster struck and he was forced to uproot his family to run from justice.
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Faith West--Second to the youngest, before Emmett. A ray of sunlight among her siblings. As intelligent as any of the others, yet able to continually see the bright side of life. Features in "The Sunday Gun" with her brother Jade.
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Julius West (seen at left): The one-armed Mississippi lawyer who traveled to Palisade, Nevada for family reasons--and ended up in a maelstrom that nearly cost him and his brother James their lives. Read their story in "A Ragtail Wind.
Jade West: Adopted by Tiberius West as a foundling, Jade developed an affinity for the gun early on, though he was quiet by nature and disliked his resulting reputation as a pistoleer. Read his story in "The Sunday Gun."
Liberty-Belle (Libby) West
