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In the mid 1800's, an abused mother and child leave a stranded wagon along the Oregon Trail to find safety for the child. Lost in a blizzard, the mother feels they will die. She awakens to a strange surrounding and finds they were saved by a Sioux chief. From that day forward their lives are changed forever.

Ride with Gabe and Ben in this action packed adventure. The second book of the series. Gabe is called upon by representatives of the army and the government to locate and destroy groups of Comancheros that are terrorizing white sellters and travelers in the Southwest. Gabe, with the help of his best friend, Ben Odell, enlists aid from an unlikely source - Wadiskay, a friend from their growing-up years when they were held captive by his tribe of Apache Indians. Gabe, Ben, Wadiskay and his carefully chosen braves, set out on their mission. Those who called Gabe for help would have publicly ...

"Love Unspoken" is from the writer of the stories "The Journal of Snow Woman" and "The Strange Husband." WESTERN ACTION, LOVE, BETRAYAL, BE PART OF STORY. THE FEAR OF THE KIDNAPPED YOUNGE GIRL. THE AGING FATHER, WORRIED ABOUT HIS DAUGHTER. THE SISTER AND FRIENDS THAT MAY BE PART OF THE KIDNAPPING.. THE SURPRISE OF THE ACTIONS OF THE KIDNAPPERS. Melody McCann is coming home from being East to school. Coming with her is her fiancé. While getting close to home the stagecoach is stopped and Melody is taken by four men from the stage. It was plain to see that she was what they wanted. ...

The story is told by Waryata the adopted daughter of Gabe and Ruthie Harrison. She is the daughter of Gabe's Apache friend, Wadiskay. Having the premonition of his death, he asked Gabe to take Waryata and raise her as his own. It's a big change to go to a ranch after living in an Apache village. She is soon loved by the family including Gabe's daughter Libby. In the home also lives Ben, Gabe's life-long partner, and Hank, Ruthie's brother and Janie, a young widow, who Gabe had rescued a short time before. Having a family member train in the skills of an Apache proved to be very valuable to ...

From the writer of "The Journal of Snow Woman" and "The Strange Husband" comes a story of love, violence and adventure. Coby Lastings from his youth was fast with his guns. He learnt young because he saw his father and others takin' advantage of by men who used their guns to get what they wanted. He knew from a young age that no one would take advantage of his family or friends. He also fell in love with Abby, the prettiest girl in town. He had two problems here. She was the girl his older brother loved also. The second problem was she didn't want someone who lived by the gun. She said she ...

New cover . Same exciting story. From the writer of "The Strange Husband" and "Moon on the River" comes "For Love or Money." A story of a young girl, Shannon, who is alone and frightened. Her mother and dad have died in accidents just weeks apart. She has never been on her own before. Late at night, while at home alone, a tall handsome stranger comes through her door. Scared, but still impressed by his appearance, will this stranger be the end of her life or the beginning? For Shannon it seems like love at first sight. For this professional gambler and gunman E.J. Braddock, is he there for ...

The Strange Husband is the story of a newly married couple from the state of New York, who decided to make their home in the Oregon Territory in 1848. Shortly after beginning their journey on the Oregon Trail, sickness causes Callie, the wife of John Wideman, to be delirious at times. After being separated from the rest of the wagon train, they meet a stranger. After a while Callie feels that the man who claims to be her husband is indeed not her husband, but the stranger. Is her mind playing games with her or is it really happening?

After losing his parents, as well as his scalp as a youth, Hezekiah Daly set out for his revenge on the Comanche. He studied their ways until he was like one of them. Dedication to his task got him the name "Comanche Killer." He was spending his life tracking and hunting Comanche renegades, though he really didn't care if they were renegades or not. As he finished killing one band of renegades, he found two pioneer youths hiding close to where their parents were killed. In rescuing them, he felt responsible for their welfare. They also thought he was responsible for them. The twenty-years-...

This third book of the series finds Gabe and Ben enjoying a peaceful life until once again they are called to come to the aid of people in need of help. Someone is needed to cross the river into Mexico. The law and the army can't. but Gabe can and does. He and a young ranch hand, Todd Rankin, ride into Mexico -- two against an unknown number of bandits, the worst of the worst in their savage act, showing no mercy to men, women or children. These bandits know the territory, the people, and feel confident that they can withstand any who come to interfere with their lifestyle. They don't know ...

From the writer of “The Journal of Snow Woman” and “The Strange Husband” If you like romance, action and adventure all in one story “Moon on the River” is for you!!!!! Only 99 cents for the eBook – FREE on Kindle Unlimited $7.49 in paperback. "Moon on the River" takes place on the frontier of western Pennsylvania in the 1750's, just prior to the French and Indian War. It is a story of a Christian family from a small farm in eastern Pennsylvania and their lives in this beautiful wilderness that is often brutal. Different peoples, cultures, political and religious views are ...

SAME GREAT STORY WITH A BRAND-NEW COVER. FILLED WITH ACTION, ADVENTURE AND LOVE. "the Days of Rains (the Legend of Johnny Rains)" is from the author of "The Strange Husband and “The Journal of Snow Woman.” This is the story of Trace Williams, a mild-mannered farm boy, and his love for his childhood sweetheart, Carrie. The couple is separated, by both time and distance, when Trace leaves on a quest of vengeance for the death of his parents leaving Carrie behind. The search takes longer than Trace expects. There has been no communication between the two of them during all these months. On...

This first of a series finds Gabe's family killed and him taken to a Mescalero Apache camp. There he has to endure their treat until be becomes one of them. A young white boy, Ben, is captured later and they become best friends. Follow their lives as they have to deal with the white man's way of life after escaping from the Apache. Their lives are shaped by the memories of their families and their training as Apache warriors. Be sure to watch for other books in the Gabe Harrison Frontiersman series. In easy to read print. If you like the story, please leave a review. Check out the other ...

From the writer of "The Journal of Snow Woman", "The Strange Husband" and "Joe Morgan Saint or Sinner" comes "J.C. Ballard Bounty Hunter." J.C. Ballard had been a bounty hunter for the last several years. Now he's approached by a young man that wants him to help hunt down the three killers of his mother and dad. Though he puts J.C. in a difficult spot, he helps him against a trio of killers. Feeling obligated and sorry for the seemingly tender young man, J.C. agrees to help him. That''s where it all begins. While training the young man there are Indians, family problems, misunderstandings ...

From the writer of "The Journal of Snow Woman" and "The Strange Husband" comes the series "Westward Ho ! The Angels." The first story is called "Angels in Saddles." The Bible says "Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares." Hebrew 13:2 (KJV) To the surprise of some passengers on a stage to Meadow Run, two young ladies show up unexpectedly . Arriving in town they meet up with five people who were friends from youth. All had problems that intertwined and brought back a closeness of their youth. For the angels, having to go and live on a ranch,...

Many Trails== A short story of Garrett Marshall while in Arizona in the 1870's. ***** The full life story of Garrett Marshall is in the novella "The Many Trails of Garrett Marshall." It is now available in eBook or paperback It includes the short story "Many Trails" Easy to read print. The hot Arizona sun was blazin’ down hard, real hard, burnin’ the rocks, the land and a man. A white man, layin’ flat on his belly on the rocks, burnt, tired and a mite scared. A lone white man, in the middle of ’pache country, layin’ there waitin’, waitin’ for three ’pache warriors he knew ...

From the author of "The Journal of Snow Woman" and "The Strange Husband" comes "Whither Thou Goest". A story of a pledge of love made by a Sioux maiden. It begins when a deserting galvanized-Yankee and young Sioux maiden he meets. He is in a strange land, little money, no job, and no place to live. But it is love at first sight for both of them. The land is full of fighting and hatred between their people. Where can he find a job and a place for them to live? Also Ruth is a Christian (and goes by her Christian name) and wants a church marriage before joining together. Jason does also, ...

From the author of The Strange Husband and The Journal of Snow Woman comes this short story that is a sequel to "For Love or Money." After Shannon and E.J. meet in Denver, they quickly marry. Along with their good friend, Annie, they head to Wyoming to buy a ranch. E.J.'s good friend Steve was invited to go along with them, but decided against it. They buy a ranch and love it. They are very happy as this is the first home for all of them. E.J. now goes by the name Ed Brady, not wanting the reputation he had following them. All though very happy, problems happen. E.J. needing to raise money ...

NEW COVER ---SAME GREAT STORY --- ACTION, ADVENTURE, ROMANCE A man may go down many trails in his lifetime. His reasons for traveling certain trails may at various times be planned or unplanned, seeking good fortune or running from danger. They may be traveled alone or with others. In "the Many Trails of Garrett Marshall" we travel with Garrett whose life story is told through the trails he takes. From his home place - a small farm in Ohio - he goes down the first trail to the horrors of the Civil War. After returning home to disappointment, he heads west, meets an old friend and makes new ...

Hezekiah Daly, the "Comanche Killer," had spent his younger days heaping revenge upon the Comanches. After he rescued a young girl, Rebecca, and her brother after the Comanches had killed their parents in a raid, he changed his ways. He learned to love both of them and decided to marry Rebecca. The three of them traveled to northwest Nebraska to start a horse ranch. But trouble seem to be everywhere in the West. Money problems, a fight over the land, finding the horses to start the ranch and worse of all, a wolf that stalks the family. The wolf was wounded by Hezekiah. It was already a man ...