Seven Colors Of Love

When the unconscionable Elias Graham and his gang desecrate an Indian graveyard, looking for the gold buried there, and then attack a nearby village, Graham learns of the Indian ancestors' honored white friend, Seth MacLeod, and of the gold deposits in Rainbow Mountain. Graham and his gang travel to Rainbow Mountain and search the house built on the old MacLeod property, which is the home of Julius and Jade Neil. He finds among Jade's belongings letters from Constance MacLeod, and a story about a treasure map that was ripped into seven pieces…. Kidnapping both Jade and the Gordon's little daughter, Reggie, Graham demands a ransom – all seven pieces of the map in exchange for their lives. Amy Gordon, though distraught, knows exactly what to do to get back her daughter and her friend, and she enlists the help of Chief Hawk's best trackers, who are all too familiar with Elias Graham. The communities of Rainbow Mountain and Timble's Creek come together to help and to pray, because they know that there are some things worth far more than gold.