Immigration, America's original sin or blessing? In the fall of 1913, the foothills of the Rocky Mountains are rife with warring factions, militant immigrants, union organizers, political intrigue, and violence unseen since the American Civil War. Amid the tumult, the wife of a striking miner is murdered. Colorado authorities won't investigate. To them, the case is trivial. The miners demand justice and, true to their Greek heritage turn to one of their own, the son of a Nafpaktian assassin, my grandfather. –Steven James Hantzis