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When Maureen answers the Cahill family’s plea for domestic help, she joyfully discovers her ability to rescue this desperate family. Yet, what surprises her most is how they rescue her
Extraordinary life changes are in store for Maureen Gardner when she responds to a help-wanted ad. A professional woman, victim of a double betrayal, Maureen is more than ready for a change. She moves to eastern Washington where rancher John Cahill, mourning his wife’s recent death, is desperate for someone to care for his seven-year-old daughter and oversee his household. Will destiny carve a path through pain and disappointment?
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Leslie Cahill, 17, falls in love with neighboring cowboy, 28-year-old Sloan Stroh. Why can’t her family understand? McClellan’s Bluff, a contemporary western, takes place in eastern Washington’s ranch country.
In McClellan’s Bluff, Leslie Cahill, seventeen, falls in love with an “older” man, twenty-eight year old Sloan Stroh. She’s flattered by the attention of this neighboring cowboy and is swept along by her strong emotions. Sloan dominates Leslie’s every thought. Her father and brother strongly object to the relationship not only because of the considerable age difference, but because they do not trust Sloan’s intentions.
Leslie learns Sloan’s dark secret, which dates back many years to her mother’s death. McClellan’s Bluff takes place in Washington’s ranch country.
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Rosemount, a fast-paced young adult contemporary Western set in high Desert country.
Alone and frightened, sixteen-year-old Leslie Cahill learns that running away has not solved her problems, it's only added to them. Eastern Washington and Oregon's wilderness and wide-open ranch
country are the settings for this contemporary western. Based on Leslie's determination to resist her
rancher father's wishes that she attend an exclusive girls boarding school, "Rosemount" is action-packed with modern ranch scenes, wilderness adventures and family dynamics. | |  | | Sailing with Impunity: Adventure in the South Pacific
A memoir about my husband and my 13,000-mile journey throughout the South Pacific over a 14-month period, aboard on our 40-foot sailboat, Impunity.
Sailing with Impunity covers a 14-month, 13,000-mile adventure with Mary and Bruce Trimble from Seattle to legendary South Pacific Islands and home again. From magical sights and scents of their first tropical island landfall to the bustling, colorful Tahitian markets. From sudden midnight squalls and weathering a cyclone in Samoa to pristine anchorages in the Kingdom of Tonga. The memoir frankly discusses the hardships and joys of offshore cruising with only two people aboard their 40-foot sailboat, Impunity.
Published in print and ebook formats. | |  | | Tenderfoot
Tenderfoot is a romantic suspense with a western setting. An exciting sub-plot include the events leading around the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens
A romantic suspense, Tenderfoot takes place on a working cattle ranch in 1980, the year the world remembers for the catastrophic eruptiion of Mount St. Helens. Corrie Stephens is eager to learn about ranching, but reluctant to become romatically involved--it's just not worth the heartache. Rancher J McClure, on the other hand, has been alone too long. Mount St. Helens has plans of its own.
Tenderfoot draws the reader into the story's strong emotions based on family, love, and the first-hand adventure of the eruption of Mount St. Helens. | |  | | Tubob:Two Years in West Africa with the Peace Corps
Tubob: Two Years in West Africa with the Peace Corps, a memoir. A newly married couple discover themselves in new light as they work and learn about a different culture
Tubob: Two Years in West Africa with the Peace Corps is a memoir of a newly married couple who discover themselves in new light as they work and learn about a different culture in a third-world country. They find strength and frustration trying to make a difference. Caught up in a military coup, they seek refuge in a house with 116 other people, wondering if their lives will ever be the same.
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Gold River Canyon
by Mr. Ed
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 Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to |
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