Blood Mountain Covenant: A Son's Revenge

The factual account of a late nineteenth-century Georgian mountain town, "Blood Mountain Covenant: A Son’s Revenge" is the story behind the gruesome murder of John Lance, a man who preached the word of God and was loved by the friends and family of his small town. Trouble begins for John Lance and his family when Jim, the narrator of the story and son of the late John Lance, is attacked by a group of notorious outlaws and viciously beaten. This incident serves as the catalyst for John Lance’s outcry of injustice over this violent assault, and ultimately leads to his murder and his son’s revenge on the people who committed this act against his family. With photos, documentary pages and actual testimony from the trial of John Lance’s murder, Charles Hill’s "Blood Mountain Covenant: A Son’s Revenge" paints a detailed picture of the people and daily life of a North Georgian town in the nineteenth century, and one family’s struggle to walk the path of righteousness, while warding off the treachery in their midst.