Rescue -- Saints & Nobility : The Robinson Family Chronicles (Paperback)

Will Robinson is tasked with the responsibility of rescuing several Mormon families from mobsters. Rachel Ramsey, the talented singer/actress daughter of an English lord, must choose between someone of her own nobility class and the tall, ruggedly handsome Will Robinson, a Mormon frontiersman. Revenge and recompense include the fates of a brutal workhouse overseer and a cruel prison warden who led an ambush against a highly successful Will Robinson during an Olympic Tournament held in London. During the California gold rush, Will Robinson saves the life of a crude ex-pirate calling himself "El Capitán," who leads Will Robinson to a cave filled with stolen treasure. Will hires Stanford Hume of London, a Sherlock Holmes-type detective, to find the identity of the corpse of a beautiful woman in a coffin found in the treasure cave. The face of the corpse shockingly resembles the face of the beautiful Rachel Ramsey who is still alive. Will Robinson rescues desperate Saints including Anson Cobb and "Hattie the Swamp Witch." Will romances the "Ice Princess" of Danish nobility while Rachel romances the Duke of Devon-shire, followed by the Earl of Kent, both of English nobility. Rachel performs Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" in London and Nauvoo before the remaining Saints are driven out at the end of the Battle of Nauvoo. At a musical talent extravaganza held in Copenhagen, Denmark, Rachel dances the Scottish Highland Fling, Mexican Fandango, the Russian sword dance wows audiences composed as common folk as well as European nobility. <p>"I just finished reading "Rescue--Saints and Nobility." It was really a good story, and [the] descriptive way of telling a story with lots of action, an accurate setting in Church history, and heroic characters keeps the reader glued to the book until they have finished it. Congratulations on a masterpiece." (Noel Neville Cardon)</p><p>"The book is not only fascinating in the way it is structured, but it also teaches some valuable social lessons, highlights very subtly, but pointedly social ills of our time in an unusual historical setting. At a time when it is not only difficult, but also nearly impossible to find a book, which successfully illustrates the importance of values, "Rescue--Saints and Nobility" has it all. (Gary J. Neeleman, (Honorary Consul of Brazil))</p>