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A struggle of survival, faith and love set in the American West in the year of 1870.
The transcontinental railroad created a world of opportunity for anyone willing to step aboard. Twenty-year-old Amanda O'Rielly is among the adventuresome who did. The daughter of an Irish homesteader father and a Blackfeet Indian mother, Amanda is eager to see the world. Her plans become entangled when she stumbles across evidence that links a corrupt local lawman to a vicious crime. A rock slide on the train tracks strands the travelers, leaves a U.S. Army payroll vulnerable to outlaws, and places Amands's life in danger. U.S. Marshal Thomas Benton is working with the army and steps | |  | | My Treasure
Two years have passed, and Amanda O’Rielly continues to wait for the man who holds her heart. Life in the luscious Bitterroot Valley, however, is bustling. A population boom in the mining camps has bolstered beef production and thrown open the door to the lucrative enterprise of raising cattle. As the flood of settlers pushes west, new friends and acquaintances sprinkle the valley with life and color. It also intensifies the competition over grassland and encourages a parade of prospective suitors that wear at Amanda’s determination to wait for Thomas. A series of mishaps forces Amanda to lean on God. The pain of loss and hardship bring a special appreciation for the blessings in life, and as Amanda dreams of her wedding day, she finds that she has been sweetly blessed.
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Operation Oboe
by Miller Caldwell
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 A delightfully rare Historical Novel. 85% a biography of a spy, musician, mother and her neice trapped behind German lines in World War I. This background led to a diplomatic post in World War II. Aged 92, Vera disclosed her past life one year before |
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