The year of Abi Crim
Sharon Hambrick
Abi is certain that sixth grade will be her best year ever, until the favorite teacher she had hoped to have is called away and a new girl wins the place of concertmaster which Abi had thought would be hers.
Read Time: ~5.3 hr
The Valiant Gunman (The House of Winslow #14)
by Gilbert Morris (2005)
About this book
Dan Winslow survived the Civil War with the dream of one day going West and becoming a cowboy with a ranch of his own. But it would be several disappointing years before this son of Sky and Rebekah Winslow found himself on the dusty cattle trail from Texas to Wyoming. For young widow Hope Rogers, the promise of a cattle ranch in Wyoming seemed like the only possible way to hold her impoverished family together. But the sacrifice she had to make to get there was a dreadful price for a woman to pay. When Dan Winslow arrives in Wyoming, he discovers that the powerful cattle baron of the Arrow Ranch is forcing the local small ranchers and homesteaders out of business, including Hope Rogers. Winslow had not come looking for another war, but his only choice is to fight. The desperate ranchers need Dan's gun, and Dan needs their support.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Valiant Gunman (The House of Winslow #14) Lead Character
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