Bøger i Montana Son serien

In Book 1, Sean Thomas arrives in southwestern Montana that July of 1864 with his sights on the gold streams that run along Virginia City. But in the dining hall, when Mandy plays her song, a glance sparks an interest just enough to begin a special relationship that should have ended, happily. In this new western frontier town, quick tempers, loaded guns, and questionable vigilante lawmen, leave behind shaky ground, broken hearts, and other surprises, too. As Sean struggles to stay alive, Mandy struggles to keep the memory of him alive. But when familial forces threaten to erase every trace of him, she turns to an unlikely ally for hope. In the words of Mandy's song, it's a story of love, sadness, excitement, and courage, with life's lesson, the most truthful being 'life's not fair'. And despite this, one still has in his heart, the ability to FORGIVE. **************************************** 'Montana Son' is written like a Laura Ingalls-Wilder novel, but with less than perfect characters filling the pages, in towns hindered by more than just God-awful weather and incurable disease. It's chock-full of idioms, cowboy expressions, and historical facts.

In Book 3, Sean Thomas leaves behind his violent past to begin a new life in the desolate land of Western Canada. He winds up in the small, sparsely populated community along the Highwood River. Working the land of a new farm for a lonely widow, he's ready to live a 'quiet' life. Patrick Sullivan embarks on a journey to find the reclusive outlaw with notions of peaceful reconciliation. However, his unexpected presence will spark more than just bitter memories to emerge again. In the words of Mandy's song, it's a story of love, sadness, excitement, and courage with life's lessons, the most truthful being, 'life is not fair'. And despite that, one still has in his heart, the ability to FORGIVE. **************************************** 'Montana Son' is written like a Laura Ingalls-Wilder novel, but with less than perfect characters filling the pages, in towns hindered by more than just God-awful weather and incurable disease. It's chock-full of idioms, cowboy expressions, and historical facts.

In Book 2, Bill Sullivan's search for mustangs ends in the discovery of a young, lone survivor in the wilds of Montana, he does his best as a father, and a Christian, to care for the child. However, the boy's scars, both physical and emotional, run as deep and as long as the Rocky Mountains that surrounds him. Meanwhile, Sean Thomas does his best to evade the hangman's noose, by living in the mountains of Montana and becoming a shadow throughout the town of Fort Benton. But his acquaintances with the riffraff of this new territory: whores, bank robbers and whisky smugglers...keep him on his heels. In the words of Mandy's song, it's a story of love, sadness, excitement, and courage with life's lessons, the most truthful being, 'life is not fair'. And despite that, one still has in his heart, the ability to FORGIVE. **************************************** 'Montana Son' is written like a Laura Ingalls-Wilder novel, but with less than perfect characters filling the pages, in towns hindered by more than just God-awful weather and incurable disease. It's chock-full of idioms, cowboy expressions, and historical facts.