Eve A. Olsen

Crackshot: Troubled Waters (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

May 10th, 1869 marked the momentous day when the Central Pacific Railroad and the Union Pacific Railroad joined in Promontory, Utah and became the Transcontinental Railway. No longer was the West a hazardous and costly journey made only by the most adventurous or the most desperate. With first class train cars to take them there, the wealthy began to migrate as well, starting what was called the "Nobility Ranches" and belief in their "Manifest Destiny" to be fulfilled. Crackshot is a story of one such ranch and the bold men and women who created it.

In Troubled Waters, the second volume of the trilogy, it seems things could not go better for the Crackshot partners, bred in the bone westerner Harry Clemens and the high society Virginians, Morgan and Justin Ashworth. Horses are trained and sold at profit, herds increase and the ranch crew is top notch. Their hard work truly pays off. When tragedy strikes the partners are required to show their true mettle. Evil luck seems to follow them. Will perseverance and love be enough to pull them through? From established working ranches, high class brothels and society parties this Wild West adventure continues

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Eve A. Olsen
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386494812
• Artikelnr.: 53410076

Autorenporträt

Eve A. Olsen has lived in both Europe and all over the USA including Colorado and California before settling on her horse farm in Ocala, Florida 25 years ago. After modeling in London, she then worked in Hollywood as an entertainment reporter writing a syndicated column for almost 200 papers nationwide for several years. Her adventures in nature, whether riding a hundred miles along the Outlaw Trail in Wyoming, or boating on Florida's natural waterways are strong influences on her work, as well as the many dogs and horses she has raised, trained and lived with.