Jack Bell refused to take the oath from the Yankees at Bennett Place.
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If you love traditional old Westerns full of gunsmoke and horses, men with badges and the women who love them, outlaws with six-shooters and masks, all under a big Texas sky, then you\'ll love Redemption at Two Rivers Station.
If Jack Bell can make peace with the past and secure a future for himself, he is going to have to do it behind a Henry rifle and a Yankee badge.
But the ghosts that haunt Jack Bell at Two Rivers Station are more real, and more dangerous, than anything he might have faced back east.
So the Confederate cavalry lieutenant known to his men as "Hell\'s Bell" decides to set out to the one place where he thinks he can make a life for himself: his father\'s North Texas farm at the junction of the Washita and Red River.
But he soon learns that the grudges from the war did not die with Lee\'s surrender.
When the beautiful daughter of a former slave steals Jack\'s heart, he thinks he might put down roots in South Carolina.
Instead, he stole a Union Cavalry horse and made his way South, toward a home that didn\'t feel like home.
Jack Bell refused to take the oath from the Yankees at Bennett Place
