Kincaid - Davis, Will
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Looking to take advantage of free land in Texas offered by Stephen Austin, Luke Kincaid and Jim Bowie headed west in hopes of becoming ranchers. Luke was successful in establishing his ranch with land he acquired on the banks of the Brazos River. With the help of his new found friend and foreman, Irish, Luke's ranch flourished, but not without testing his courage and dedication to Texas. He soon learned that life on the frontier was a constant challenge. He found himself at odds with Comanches, Comancheros, Mexican Federales and Gringo outlaws. Luke fought along side Sam Houston at San…mehr

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Looking to take advantage of free land in Texas offered by Stephen Austin, Luke Kincaid and Jim Bowie headed west in hopes of becoming ranchers. Luke was successful in establishing his ranch with land he acquired on the banks of the Brazos River. With the help of his new found friend and foreman, Irish, Luke's ranch flourished, but not without testing his courage and dedication to Texas. He soon learned that life on the frontier was a constant challenge. He found himself at odds with Comanches, Comancheros, Mexican Federales and Gringo outlaws. Luke fought along side Sam Houston at San Jacinto, served under Captain Rip Ford of the Texas Rangers, partnered with Bigfoot Wallace to escape a Mexican prison and came face to face with the evil El Gigante of the Comancheros.
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William Davis is the proud father of a beautiful little girl called Isabelle. Like all little girls she likes to listen to bedtime stories. So, he decided to tell her bedtime stories based on events in the recent past which had a moral message about the importance of kindness to others regardless of their background or ethnicity. One night he made up a story loosely based on the events of the Windrush generation. His little girl liked it so much that she asked for it again and again. Then one day, he decided to sit down and write the story down so that it could be shared with lots of little boys and girls. And then this happened.