A Little West of Nowhere

by Elizabeth Hixon


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Softcover
$18.68
Softcover
$18.68

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 22/04/2010

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 240
ISBN : 9781450077217

About the Book

John Bolter is rugged enough to face anything on the Western Frontier until he and his family are caught up in a gun trade between desperate Indians trying to arm their people and three rank soldiers wanting stolen treasures from travelers-like him. The Indians assume the soldiers will trade many guns for a young wanderer, (John´s daughter) who was enjoying an early morning walk...alone. However, the soldiers want her silenced before she can tell the post commander at Fort Laramie of their dealings. The Indians save her from her own defenders. A Cheyenne Warrior comes to the Indian camp one morning with troubles of his own-a newborn baby with no mother to nuture him. How far will compassion go? Will two souls so far from their people-from such different cultures-finally find their way back to where they come from and get help for the winter or will they find a tie that binds them together? Will John Bolter ever be able to mend his broken family and follow his dreams? Or will fate keep him forever wondering... This story is filled with perilous adventure and humor that will leave you laughing through tears and the bittersweet conclusion will certainly warm your heart.


About the Author

Elizabeth was raised in the beautiful state of Idaho close to the Oregon Trail that runs through the Chesterfield valley. She was schooled at North Gem in Bancroft, Idaho and attended two years at Rick’s College. Pioneer stories were a big part of her growing up years. Now she has put her writing talent into a wonderful novel inspired by the Oregon Trail that she learned to love so much in her youth. She loves hiking, yard work, visiting historical sites, ghost hunting, and writing short stories. She lives in Nashport, Ohio where she relishes spending time with her husband of thirty years, grown children and their families and canine rescues.