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# Read * Trail Angel by Derek Catron Ñ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Trail Angel Naomi Weiss said A great read.. From the first page, this book had me.Beautifully written, the narrative immediately thrusts the reader into a compelling world of three dimensional characters who are each pioneering their way into the fresh start of America's great West. The story is rich with all the qualities of what I would expect from a classic: strikingly detailed, clear imagery that doesn't cross the line on becoming verbose, complex characters whose actions are consistently humanized by u
| Title | : | Trail Angel |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.96 (528 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1432832808 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 357 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-22 |
| Language | : | English |
His reputation frightened Annabelle. Josey discovers new purpose in seeing to the safety of the settlers. From award-winning journalist and first-time novelist Derek Catron comes a historical Western and love story set on “the bloody Bozeman,” the trail that sparked the only Indian war that ended with the army’s defeat.In the spring of 1866, Annabelle sets out with her extended family to the goldfields of Montana. His almost boyish appearance and manner intrigued her.The journey through landscapes so beautiful and vast that anything seems possible will testand strengthenAnnabelle, a Southern widow who lost everything in the war. Josey, Annabelle and all of those they care for are unwittingly headed into the path of a new and savage war.With richly drawn characters and an action-packed plot, Trail Angel takes readers on a fast-paced ride from a new and distinctive voice in the genre. A mys
The story takes place in 1866, barely a year after the end of the Civil War, and the resentment that remains is palpable. Affectingly written, the bond between Annabelle and Josey is a first gesture toward forgiveness, and a hopeful sign of the possible reconciliation of the two battle-weary halves of the nation. They risk encountering deadly snakes, hostile Native Americans, and vicious bandits--Josey's primary task is to keep the group safe. KIRKUS REVIEWIn the immediate wake of the Civil War, a family heads to Montana i
Naomi Weiss said A great read.. From the first page, this book had me.Beautifully written, the narrative immediately thrusts the reader into a compelling world of three dimensional characters who are each pioneering their way into the fresh start of America's great West. The story is rich with all the qualities of what I would expect from a classic: strikingly detailed, clear imagery that doesn't cross the line on becoming verbose, complex characters whose actions are consistently humanized by universally relatable motivations, and a captivating story.I wish this were a series. I'd immediately pick up the next book.. "Can't WAIT for the movie!" according to BoloGracie. I'm not one who's hooked on westerns, but Wow. I've really enjoyed reading this book! The historical aspects along with the heroine and other characters have kept me interested from the first few pages. I keep thinking what a great film this will be. Can't wait for the movie and Catron's next novel.Looks like it's the author's first book. []. Masterful Storytellinga Must Read I blame author, Derek Catron, for my late nights as I couldn't put down this book. From the breathtaking descriptions of a journey west via wagon train to the intimate moments of two people discovering a love for one another, this novel has it all. Not only does this book capture the great American spirit of seeking a new destiny, it also allows the reader to feel something for the characters who are vulnerable, witty, sarcastic, and true to themselves. The character development is truly remarkable - it shows Catron's commitment to create characters that are relatable and believable. I can't wait for the next novel.have to know what
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