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When James Anderson washes up onto a river bank out in the middle of nowhere, two down-on-your-luck drifters face a dilemma. Do they leave him or take the responsibility of hauling the boy with them on their way to Texas?
The ride south from the Kansas Territory with the two would-be cowboys is a journey James will never forget. Do these men mean him harm? Where will he live? And, what is expected of him?
His only thoughts are to be reunited with his family whose covered wagon is headed to California. If James earns enough money to buy his own horse, can he find them? Or is he doomed to be saddled with these two quarrelsome cowboys for a lifetime? This is one challenging adventure that will change his life forever.
| |  | | Journey to Tracer's Point-released July 17, 2008
A story about how people went west for the gold rush, many dying on the way. The hardships they faced, the friends and family members they lost during the journey and the trials of getting their wagons across uncharted territories.
During 1849, many people in the east sold their farms to head west with their families for the thrill of discovering gold; the untimate dream of striking it rich. They conquered rough, dirt trails across desolate prairies and over rugged mountain passes. JOURNEY TO TRACER'S POINT relives the westward expansion of the United States, the 'Manifest Destiny' to be fulfilled by every man, woman, and child who pushed forward with hope for a better existence. The story brings to life how people were lured by the promise of easy gold or free land only to confront the hardships out west. | |  | | WInds of Change-released Arpil 2009
The second book in my series was released April 2009
After surviving through the throes of being kidnapped by Indians and traded for goods to the Arapahos, Sarah Anderson proves herself worthy of the Indian name Vision Seeker and marries a warrior. She settles into the daily routine of wife to Running Swift and mother to Little Feather until a twist of fate brings her world crashing down around her when the Army charges into the village to arrest the warring warriors.
Rescued from the Indians and sent to Fort Laramie, Sarah now faces the difficult task of transitioning back into the white world with an Indian child. Shunned by the w |
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Marooned
by Jennifer Miller
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 Marooned is the 1860's saga of Justin Radcliff, a young American, who is beaten and thrown overboard by his evil twin brother, Edward.
Kolya, a handsome Black man and new leader of the transplanted Zulu tribe there, finds Justin caught in hi |
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