Wyndward Fury — Norman Daniels

THE TURNER MEN WERE POWERFUL IN THEIR WYNDWARD PASSION

Of the land and slaves they owned, they gave no one else an inch. For the women they loved, they battled all rivals. Against those they hated, they schemed, raged and fought.

Old Fitz turner so hated Dundee, the black boy that a slave had spawned upon the body of Fitz's balck mistress, that he drove him by cruelty to lonely, forbidden ambitions.

Young Jonathan Turner so loved a young river actress that he followed her into the scene of her white slavery and brought her back to be his bride.

But such passions sow anger and jealousy in others, and it was inevitable that the Turners should reap the bitter harvest of revenge.