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Shadow of an Indian Star
9/1/2005 6:34:24 AM


Historical adventure following several generations of the PAUL family. Starting in 1824 it tells the life of this family and the making of what is now Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
I've began reading a new book that actually doesn't comeout untill the 2nd of September in book stores. I read about it in the Daily Oklahoman (my home newspaper) and went to the web site and ordered it direct from the writters. It took me a whole week to get it but MAN is it WORTH the wait! Anyone that enjoys history and geneology will enjoy this one! It begins Sept 28th 1824 and tells the story of several genenrations of the Paul family. This family started town of some size here in Oklahoma not to far from me. Its a great read with 458 pages packed full of local history and adventure as you read their story and the story of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. I recommend it to anyone and everyone! Outstanding!

It can be ordered direct from the writers, Bill Paul and his wife Cindy Paul for $23.95 plus $3.00 shipping and handing. The URL to check it out and find ordering information is as follows.............


http://www.shadowofanindianstar.com

"Shadow of an Indian Star is an epic novel which chronicles three generations of a brawling pioneer family, their friends and enemies, and the women who helped battle tragedy, corruption, and their own inner demons to save themselves and the Chickasaw Nation from annihilation."




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