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Economic Systems and Society: Capitalism, Communism and the Third World

Politics & Social Sciences

Dalton, George

Politics & Government

Penguin??Books

The Pardners

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Double D Publishing Co.

Peter Smith Pub

Tribal and Peasant Economies

Business & Money

Economics

Published for the American Museum of Natural

FOUR UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTERS, EACH WITH A DREAM . . .
Sam McClanton was a rough-and-tumble, drifting cowboy, until he met a beautiful blonde on Main Street in Cactus Tree City . . .
Mattie Ann Carville is the stunningly beautiful daughter of the wealthiest land-owner in Texas . . .
Juan, a Mexican drifter whose ruggedness is tempered by his love of music, finds himself in jail until Sam bails him out to help break some horses . . .
Randolph Taggert is the leader of one of a vicious outlaw family, whose son tried to out-draw Sam McClanton . . .
At the intersection of dreams and destinies . . .
. . . LIES ONE UNFORGETTABLE STORY.

A Collision of Dreams

Electio Publishing

Sam lost absolutely everything that was important to him . . .
. . . or so he thought.
After losing his wife in childbirth and his faith in God, the winter of 1883 brought with it the worst weather ever recorded in our nation’s history, nearly wiping out his entire herd.
With no wife, mere shreds of his former faith remaining, almost no cattle to earn him a living, and a child to raise on his own, how could he possibly be thankful for anything again? Was anything even left of his dream?

Holding On to the Dream

Life in Texas has hard in the winter of 1883. Many cattle ranchers were wiped out when their cattle died in the winter storms. The mortality rate for babies born in this time period was horrible. Many young mothers also died giving birth to their children with little or no medical care. This book starts with a young father holding his tiny baby boy in his hands thinking "If I can't keep the cattle alive through the winter, I won't be able to feed this child nest year. If I lose his mother, I have no idea what will do."

Holding on to the Dream (Western Dream)

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Charles Ray McClanton was the son of a wealthy rancher/lumberman. He was enjoying a carefree life style until the faithful day he received a letter from them secretary of the army. He found himself in the horrors of Military basic training to become a fighter plane pilot, in the greatest war the world has ever known. Millions of lives will be lost, families torn apart. Loves lost. What or who will decide, who and what will survive, to go on? A compelling story of love and loss, bravery and luck. until the echo of the last cannon rolls through the hills. In the horror of it all a mother's love never dies.

Defending the Dream

Independently published

Sam had a dream, he wanted to get married and settle down. His problem was there were no jobs in Texas right after the civil war. His only hope was to start his own ranch. When he got the land he still had no money. He started catching the wild horses that ran free and gently training them, then selling the horses to the US government, for carvery mounts. He would take the horse money and buy a few cows from one of the large ranches. In a few years he could get married and have a family.Mattie Ann had a dream to get married as soon as she met the right man. They had a collision of dreams about Texas in the late 1800'S.Which makes a wonderful fun filled action story.

A Collision of Drteams (Dream) (Volume 1)

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