A Legacy Cast in Limestone - Ray, Melinda Jo
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In this dramatic sequel to "Safe in the Arms of God", Abel Landers struggles to establish a government in the newly established Hood County, Texas, while a lawsuit looms that threatens the rights of almost every land owner in the county. The Nutt brothers struggle to start their new business amid the challenges of the post Civil War frontier, Jesse and Lizzie have their world turned upside down by an unexpected event, and Susan finds a new love. This is the story of the people of early Granbury, Texas, whose Faith was central in the rebuilding of their lives and county after the ravages of the…mehr

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In this dramatic sequel to "Safe in the Arms of God", Abel Landers struggles to establish a government in the newly established Hood County, Texas, while a lawsuit looms that threatens the rights of almost every land owner in the county. The Nutt brothers struggle to start their new business amid the challenges of the post Civil War frontier, Jesse and Lizzie have their world turned upside down by an unexpected event, and Susan finds a new love. This is the story of the people of early Granbury, Texas, whose Faith was central in the rebuilding of their lives and county after the ravages of the conflict that tore both the Nation and families asunder. Their love of God, each other, and the land they called home inspired the building of a legacy still alive today, a Legacy Cast in Limestone on the banks of El Rio de los Brazos de Dios - the River of the Arms of God.
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Autorenporträt
A seventh generation Texan, Melinda jo Ray is a retired librarian and educator who has long enjoyed sharing her lifelong love of history and the real people who inhabit it. She has now added freelance writer, local historian, and volunteer to her list of occupations. She frequently writes articles for local publications, visits various groups as a speaker on local history and its connection to the American story and our present-day lives, and volunteers as a docent at the Hood County Museum and the Granbury Depot Hood County Archives Collection. For fourteen years she was also the owner and operator of The Historic Nutt House Hotel on the downtown Granbury square, a business founded by the families whose story is found in the pages of her Nutt/Landers Family Chronicles series of novels.