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The Long Season

by Sam Brown
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Overview

Any reader who enjoys the grit and glory of the Old West has a treat in store with this book. A working cowboy when he isn't writing, Sam Brown expertly brings to life the story of Jesse Coldiron, a cowboy willing to die--or kill--to defend his stake.

Any reader who enjoys the grit and glory of the Old West has a treat in store with this book. A working cowboy when he isn't writing, Sam Brown expertly brings to life the story of Jesse Coldiron, a cowboy willing to die--or kill--to defend his stake. Reissue.

Synopsis

Any reader who enjoys the grit and glory of the Old West has a treat in store with this book. A working cowboy when he isn't writing, Sam Brown expertly brings to life the story of Jesse Coldiron, a cowboy willing to die--or kill--to defend his stake.

Library Journal

Oldham County, Texas in 1884 was no place for the timid. Powerful cattle ranchers manipulated the law to their advantage, while thugs like J.W. Cain operated on the fringes of the law for a tidy profit. Veteran cowboy Jesse Coldiron comes to Texas in pursuit of his cattle, scattered by an early winter storm. Jesse's struggle to recover economic independence mixes with his contest with Cain for the hand of lovely Tracey James to make up the plot of this traditional Western. First-time author Browna working cowboy, rodeo performer, and poethas written an authentic, exciting, satisfying novel of Texas life. In this cliched and often-overlooked genre, his effort is welcome. William C. McCully, Park Ridge P.L., Ill.

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Library Journal

Oldham County, Texas in 1884 was no place for the timid. Powerful cattle ranchers manipulated the law to their advantage, while thugs like J.W. Cain operated on the fringes of the law for a tidy profit. Veteran cowboy Jesse Coldiron comes to Texas in pursuit of his cattle, scattered by an early winter storm. Jesse's struggle to recover economic independence mixes with his contest with Cain for the hand of lovely Tracey James to make up the plot of this traditional Western. First-time author Browna working cowboy, rodeo performer, and poethas written an authentic, exciting, satisfying novel of Texas life. In this cliched and often-overlooked genre, his effort is welcome. William C. McCully, Park Ridge P.L., Ill.

Book Details

Published
August 1, 2010
Publisher
Center Point Large Print
Pages
287
Format
Library Binding
ISBN
9781602858145

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