Category: Historical Fiction Publisher: World Castle Publishing
ISBN-10: 1937593029
Pages: 310
Copyright: Aug 29, 2011
ISBN-13: 9781937593025
In 1903 MT, Jessie Thornton fights to be with the Native American man she desires.
Jessie Thornton, the beautiful, only child of Eathen Thornton, one of the richest most powerful men in the state of Montana, has never heard the word "no" until she sets her sights on Two Spirits, a young Blackfeet Indian her father has hired onto the ranch to tame the wild mustangs brought down out of the hills. In her struggle to be with the man she loves, Jessie soon finds herself fighting an uphill battle against 1903 Montana morals and small-town bigotry.
Professional Reviews
LOVE and TRAGEDY
By J. D. Michael Phelps "Michael Phelps" (Miami, Florida), April 27, 2012 [5-star review]
JUDITH ANN McDOWELL is an Author with the uncanny ability of capturing the emotions of both men and women, and to take her readers on a journey back over one hundred years in her awesome novel "FATED MEMORIES".
From the Victorian mansions on Back Bay in Boston to the sprawling ranches of Montana, beginning in 1904, JUDITH ANN McDOWELL weaves a novel of young love, between a wealthy young girl and an Native American boy, a relationship her father's bias and prejudice boils over bringing a sequence of personal tragedies for all involved.
IF you have a big, strong man in your family (like me), and you want to see him cry...give him FATED MEMORIES to read...he'll probably say, "Naw, that's not for me." Then after he finishes the second page, he will not stop until he has finished. Give him a box of Kleenex, he's going to need it.
FATED MEMORIES is certain to catapult JUDITH ANN McDOWELL to "BEST SELLER" status! Now, on to "LONG AGO MEMORIES", also by Author JUDITH ANN McDOWELL!
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