"In Texas with Davy Crockett" by John T. McIntyre is an early 20th-century historical adventure where two young boys, Walter Jordan and Ned Chandler, journey to Texas to help Ethel Norton manage her inherited fortune. Their mission takes a dangerous turn when they encounter rivals, Colonel Huntley and Sam Davidge, who have their own agendas related to the growing conflict in Texas. Beginning on the steamboat "Mediterranean," the boys notice the lurking presence of Davidge and Huntley, who seem to be scheming against them. Tension mounts as Walter and Ned clash with Barker, Huntley's tough guy, leading to a brawl that they win. Soon after, they meet the famous Davy Crockett, who, upon learning about their purpose, joins them on their trek to San Antonio, intensifying the dangers and companionship on their journey.
In Texas with Davy Crockett
By John T. (John Thomas) McIntyre
Two boys traveling to Texas to help a girl with her inheritance find themselves caught in a web of deceit, danger, and legendary company as they face off against greedy rivals and join forces with a historical hero.
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About the AuthorJohn Thomas McIntyre was an American playwright, and novelist of mystery and crime fiction.
John Thomas McIntyre was an American playwright, and novelist of mystery and crime fiction.
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