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Twin brothers take different paths, but who is taking care of who? Second in the Mysterious Ways series from River Oak comes out in January.
In “Brother’s Keeper” our focal characters are twin brothers who couldn’t be more different. A classic triangle is present as the same girl is connected to both men. She loves one and the other loves her, nothing new there but there is one small complicating factor in that she is something of a jinx or a jonah. Things happen around her, and though it never really seems to be her fault, the brother she loves doesn’t want to be in the same state with her. | |  | | Cowboys Don't Read Poetry
A chapbook of cowboy poetry, flash fiction, and cowboy musings that are delightful and entertaining.
Poetry? That’s sissified! BR>You know it ain’t fer me! BR>No lace doilie on th dash of MY truck BR>and don’t ask me over for tea. BR>BR>I take my rhyme straight, just like my drink, BR>delivered by Willie or Merle. BR>With lots of guitar and fiddle strains; BR>read yore durned old poems to a girl. BR>BR>I’ll just sit over here and think about cows BR>and those fences that need a man’s touch. BR>You go ahead and read if you want, BR>it sure won’t bother me much. BR>BR>Say, that’s right purty, whoops didn’t mean that; BR>no, I didn’t m | |  | | Don't I Know You?
What would life be like for a man everyone thought they knew on sight? This book answers the question.
What would life be like if everyone you met thought they recognized you? Slaps on the back, free meals and drinks, included in every circle, but would it always be a good thing?
Larry Smith had this gift - or curse - it had always been there. Over the years he learned to use it and refined it to a fine art. Then he discovered, sometimes it could backfire. | |  | | Mysterious Ways
Amos was a con man, hiding in the guise of a circuit riding preacher. The only problem was, they started expecting him to perform in the role.
In Mysterious Ways, author Terry Burns takes the reader on a journey through the old West, as the career of a thief and gunman, Amos reveals not only human nature, but divine nature as well. From the moment Amos steals a parson’s clothing and disguises himself as a preacher, his life begins to change, and, consequently, he changes the lives of those he meets. Terry has crafted a novel of uncommon power and force, revealing both sin and redemption, while lifting the reader to a higher plane where faith and prayer play a strong role in the lives of men and women as God reveals his hand through | |  | | Shepherds Son
Mr. Burns stands in a long line of cowboy storytellers, and Shepherd’s Son is vintage Terry Burns. In this deceptively simple story of a sheepherder clashing with cattle ranchers and finding true love in the process, he spins another one of his signature yarns of grace and subtlety. Reading a Terry Burns novel is like sitting around a campfire out on the trail under a sky full of moon and stars, listening to tales shared by the cowpokes in their soft, unhurried drawl.
J. M. Hochstetler
| |  | | Trails of the Dime Novel
In the late 1800's the imagination of a nation was fueled by the wonder of Dime Novels. Soon the adventures were found in saddlebags and satchels, purses and waiting rooms. Rick Dayton went west to write the beloved stories only to find himself living them instead.
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