Her name was Sadie Sue
Owner of the Shadylane
She was barkeeper
And madam of twelve girls
Now Sadie protected
Her girls-
As best she could
She had a six-shooter
Knew how to use it
Some men wanted more
Then her girls
Were willing to give
Sadie would have
To step in...
One night a stranger
Came into San Francisco
Had a few whiskeys
At Sadie Sue's Shadylane
He picked out one of her girls'
Demanding this and that
Sadie came to the door
And gave a hardy knock
The stranger open the door
Standing there in his longjohns
Pointing his gun
Sadie shot him in the heart
Like I said, she protected her girls
Every single one
An adventure-filled time-travel western. Given a 5-star editorial review in 2020 by the InD'tale Magazine. "The weaving in of actual historical connections between the characters is fascinating. Fans of this genre will love the originality with the a
Story inspired by life of the author's great grandfather, a Black Cowboy who kidnapped his Native American bride after a cattle drive from Waco, TX to Dodge City, KS. Their story, him a master horseman and her a trained to be a healer with herbs and
Anna
*Deborah* rather enjoyed the ending
Lady Vivian
Love ya!
Jane
:)
Nice prose more like a short story
Love and Light
Lily