Good Water - Nesbitt, John D
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From the award-winning author of Castle Butte comes a young adult western adventure of courage, friendship, and justice. Join Tommy Reeves and Red Armstrong, two daring ranch hands, as they defy prejudice and stand up for justice in the face of relentless hatred. When their foreman warns them to stay away from the Mexican community, they refuse to back down. But their defiance comes at a cost when they lose their jobs and face dangerous opposition from Vinch Cushman, a man determined to drive the Mexican people from their land. As tensions rise and violence escalates, Tommy finds unlikely…mehr

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From the award-winning author of Castle Butte comes a young adult western adventure of courage, friendship, and justice. Join Tommy Reeves and Red Armstrong, two daring ranch hands, as they defy prejudice and stand up for justice in the face of relentless hatred. When their foreman warns them to stay away from the Mexican community, they refuse to back down. But their defiance comes at a cost when they lose their jobs and face dangerous opposition from Vinch Cushman, a man determined to drive the Mexican people from their land. As tensions rise and violence escalates, Tommy finds unlikely allies in Bill Lockwood and the resilient Mexican villagers. Together, they must fight against oppression and injustice, confronting cattle stampedes, marauders, and even a prairie fire. But with courage and determination, they refuse to be silenced. Will Tommy and his allies succeed in their mission to restore peace and justice to the Wild West? Experience the power of friendship, courage, and solidarity in this gripping tale of resilience and redemption.
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John D. Nesbitt lives in the plains country of Wyoming, where he teaches English and Spanish at Eastern Wyoming College. He writes western, contemporary, mystery, and retro/noir fiction as well as nonfiction and poetry. John has won many awards for his work, including two awards from the Wyoming State Historical Society (for fiction), two awards from Wyoming Writers for encouragement of other writers and service to the organization, two Wyoming Arts Council literary fellowships (one for fiction, one for non- fiction), two Will Rogers Medallion Awards, and three Spur awards from Western Writers of America. His most recent books are Dark Prairie and Justice at Redwillow, frontier mystery novels with Five Star.