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Velda Brotherton
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Arts/Entertainment
Publisher: Velda Brotherton
Pages: 566
Copyright: Nov. 22, 2013
Price: $7.99 (eBook)
Get all three of the Montana Series in this special boxed edition. See books for blurbs.
Montana Promises features Tressie Majors and Reed Bannon in an exciting story of their quest to seek revenge and to clear Reed's name. They head west from the high plains to Virginia City where Tressie's father was headed when he abandoned his family.
Montana Dreams features Ben Poole a young man we meet in the earlier book, a veteran returned from the war and living as a recluse while he drives a freight wagon for Reed and Tressie's business. When Dessa Fallon escapes outlaws and collapse at his doorstep Ben learns that he can find love and happiness.
Montana Destiny features Charlie Houston and Mitchell Fallon, the brother of Dessa who has hired out his gun to a cattle baron who wants all the small ranches. When Mitch gets a good look at the beautiful Charlie Houston who is fighting to save her ranch, he changes sides. Set during the battle of the Little Big Horn, this exciting western brings together two unlikely lovers.
Excerpt
From Montana Dreams: Dessa leaned back against the hard seat of the lurching stagecoach and closed her eyes. Strands of long dark hair escaped from under her stylish blue hat and stuck to her sweat-dampened brow. Kansas City had been hot, but this…this incessant hot wind left her gasping for air. With a tired sigh she unpinned her hat and placed it in her lap, touched a fingertip to the bedraggled quail feathers. By the time they arrived in Virginia City, the hat would be ruined and so would she. What a dreadful trip. Who in their right mind would want to live out here in Montana Territory, anyway? Montana indeed. What was her father thinking?
The howling August wind puffed clouds of dust around the window shades so that she nearly choked with every breath. Perspiration ran between her breasts, soaked the stiff corset and camisole. She made a childish face and hooked a thumb under the fabric to scratch.
What she had seen of this horrendous wilderness during the brief stops since leaving the train station at Devil's Gate had not been encouraging. No matter what Mother and Daddy said, she would not stay one minute more than was absolutely necessary.
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