Godly Justice

A frontier tale of courage, conscience, and divine purpose.

Step into the aftermath of the Civil War and follow the unforgettable journey of Gabe MacCallan, a young Kentuckian with a soldier's past and a preacher's heart. As the South lies in ruins, Gabe sets off to find peace-but God has other plans.

Godly Justice masterfully blends historical fiction with powerful moral insight. When Gabe, a Confederate veteran and conscientious objector, lands in the volatile town of Warrensburg, Missouri, he finds himself swept into a web of lawlessness, grief, and divine calling. In a region torn by guerilla warfare and moral confusion, Gabe must decide: will he run from injustice, or stand in the gap?

With vivid historical detail, richly drawn characters, and a narrative steeped in Scripture, R. Darrell Wallace delivers a story where providence is not only present-it's unmistakable. This is not just a Western. It's a meditation on justice, redemption, and the kind of quiet heroism that still inspires today.

Fans of Christian historical fiction, Louis L'Amour with a moral compass, or faith-based dramas will find this novel both soul-stirring and satisfying. Every chapter pulses with tension, integrity, and a deep reverence for God's sovereign hand in the affairs of men.

Why You'll Love This Book:

A gripping Christian Western set in post-Civil War AmericaStrong moral themes of courage, faith, and godly justiceMemorable characters who wrestle with conscience and convictionA rich blend of frontier action, spiritual reflection, and historical depth

If you believe that truth and justice still matter-and that God's hand moves in the shadows-this book will grip your heart and not let go.

"I sought for a man among them, that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap before me for the land..." - Ezekiel 22:30