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Texas Rangers Andy Pickard and Farley Brackett (brother of Bethel, the woman Pickard hopes to marry) are sent to fill out the ranks of a short-staffed border camp along the Rio Grande, not far from where a long-standing dispute between a Mexican rancher and a Texas rancher erupts into all-out war. This is the sixth Western in a series about the Texas Rangers, by a veteran author who has won seven Spur Awards.
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This novel about the friendship between two Nebraska children, Jim Burden and Antonia Shimerda is considered Cather's masterpiece. The fortunes of the two families are opposed: the Burdens thrive while the Shimerdas decline, a downfall that culminates in the suicide of Antonia's father, which forces the girl to work in the fields and then as a servant. Throughout all her trials, Antonia's strength, humor, and goodness sustain her and her family--and Jim, for whom she is a lifelong inspiration and mentor. Willa Cather called this novel the best thing I've done.
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Galloway was thinking of Flagan Sackett. Somewhere in those mountains, without weapons, in a rugged country where the only humans he found we apt to be enemies, he would have to fight for his life alone. Galloway knew what Flagan must do to survive because he knew what he would do -- and because Flagan was his brother in thinking as well as in blood. And for Sackett there was no easy way.
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As the owner of the Tumbling B ranch, Kate Lundry has some scores to settle and, while the men of the ranch advocate outright violence, Kate has a much more devious plan.
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