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The Far Side of Lonesome
by Rita P Hestand
Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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     A novella for adults. Jeb and Hoot get more than they bargained for when they trade horses at the Indian village. What are two christian black men supposed to do with a white captive woman and her Indian baby?

Jeb and Hoot are two black men traveling through the west. When they decide to stop at a Indian Village to trade for horses, they get more than they barnagins for.

Sarah was a white woman, with an Indian baby. She had been captrue d by the Comanche and traded to the Shawnee. She had the chief's grandson in her arms to prove it.

Jeb and Hoot knew the dangers of being with a white woman, so they traveled the back roads to get her to her people.

But would her white family take her back, for she could not leave her Indian baby, and she traveled with two black men. How could the three of them get out of this without getting killed?

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Reviewed by Budd Nelson 7/31/2013
sounds like a wondeful write
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