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| Title | : | Bear Creek (Sage Country) (Volume 1) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.15 (887 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1499740646 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 334 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
He’s herded cattle in Texas, chased kangaroos on horseback in the Australian Outback, guided pack-trips into the Colorado Rockies, and spent uncounted, delightful hours breaking bread with unique characters in diverse parts of the world. About the Author Dan Arnold has led a colorful life, fueling his imagination for telling stories set in the American West. As a horse trainer and clinician (He trained performance horses for 25 years), he’s traveled and worked extensively with a variety of horses and people in amazing circumstances and locations. Arnold has written several books of historical fiction, contemporary detective thrillers, and an illustrated book on the training of horses, in addition to auth
As a horse trainer and clinician (He trained performance horses for 25 years), he’s traveled and worked extensively with a variety of horses and people in amazing circumstances and locations. Mr. Arnold has written several books of historical fiction, contemporary detective thrillers, and an illustrate
This story, told from the perspective of John Sage, is rich with details of life on the front range of the Rocky Mountains, at the end of the nineteenth century. It is a dramatic and, at times, humorous tale of a man finding his legacy, a man committed to do justice, to love mercy and walk humbly with his God.. John needs deputies, so he invites men he can trust, men he knew when he was a Ranger, including the half Comanche, half Cherokee tracker, Yellow Horse. As a witness to a cold blooded murder, John soon lands a job as a deputy town marshal. When the marshal is murdered, John is appointed as the new marshal of the town of Bear Creek, Colorado. When former Texas Ranger, John Everett Sage, steps off a train to stretch his legs he puts his foot into something that will change his life forev
T FLAGS said Best read I've had in a while. I really enjoyed reading this story. It heals my interest well. I had stopped reading westerners for a while because I couldn't find any that were worth getting past the first chapter. Dan Arnold not only kept my interest in the story but kept it with his bible references and quotes. I usually don't consider buying too many books but would definitely do so in this case. If you like westerners this one has all the excitement and expectation of a Louis La'mour western, of which l have read most, if not all of his, wes. Cynthia Nickerson said Real Western, real people. The protagonist is a real lawman after the Civil War. He shoots, he bleeds and he's a Christian. I enjoyed the journey and the people. This is the real West with some good, some bad, politics and brothels. As a descendant of a true east Texas sheriff, I enjoyed the book very much.. great read! James Kirk I read this book because it was recommended by Amazon. I couldn't put it down. I loved the way the author brought in Christian beliefs.the timing and placement of these instances was right on! I am anxiously awaiting the next book in the series
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