A Cowboy's Dilemma - Brown, E Joe
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As the Kelly Can Saga continues Charlie and his wife, Susan must deal with continued conflict as they attempt to grow their fledgling Kelly Oil Company. Like many other oilmen, Charlie and his partner, Hank Thomas, want to acquire oil and mineral rights to the Osage Nation's land in northern Oklahoma. This leads them to confrontations with an adversary from their recent past. Susan's life is imperiled by those evil characters. How will her cowboy come to her rescue and deal with dangerous direct threats on their lives? Charlie rapidly steps up to the challenge as any past Top Hand at the world-famous Miller's 101 Ranch would.…mehr

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As the Kelly Can Saga continues Charlie and his wife, Susan must deal with continued conflict as they attempt to grow their fledgling Kelly Oil Company. Like many other oilmen, Charlie and his partner, Hank Thomas, want to acquire oil and mineral rights to the Osage Nation's land in northern Oklahoma. This leads them to confrontations with an adversary from their recent past. Susan's life is imperiled by those evil characters. How will her cowboy come to her rescue and deal with dangerous direct threats on their lives? Charlie rapidly steps up to the challenge as any past Top Hand at the world-famous Miller's 101 Ranch would.
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Autorenporträt
E. Joe Brown pursues his passions as an author writing a series of historical fiction novels with Artemesia Publishing. He's currently an active member of SouthWest Writers, a member of the Western Writers of America, a member of the Military Writers of America, and the President of New Mexico Westerners. He served as a New Mexico State Music Commissioner appointed by Governor Susana Martinez and on the International Western Music Association Board of Directors. In these roles, he influenced the culture of New Mexico and the American Southwest through literature, music, poetry, and education.