South of Laramie - Bosse, Rosie
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"Lance, Rowdy-this here feller is one of the toughest lawyers out there, but he'd rather skin mules than talk law!" Levi Parker tracked the three mules stolen from his little spread near Laramie in the Wyoming Territory until he lost their trail under cattle tracks southwest of Cheyenne. He decided to ride into town to do a little listening. Talk was loud and men were angry. Cattle had been stolen, and some local men were dead. A trial would take place soon, and it was going to be a bitter one. The trial that follows will change lives throughout the Rankins' little community when Lance Rankin…mehr

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"Lance, Rowdy-this here feller is one of the toughest lawyers out there, but he'd rather skin mules than talk law!" Levi Parker tracked the three mules stolen from his little spread near Laramie in the Wyoming Territory until he lost their trail under cattle tracks southwest of Cheyenne. He decided to ride into town to do a little listening. Talk was loud and men were angry. Cattle had been stolen, and some local men were dead. A trial would take place soon, and it was going to be a bitter one. The trial that follows will change lives throughout the Rankins' little community when Lance Rankin and his Rocking R riders find they have more in common with this newcomer than just stolen livestock. Levi Parker's life will never be the same either-and Badger McCune is in the middle of everything. Rejoin your friends and meet a few new ones as the Rocking R riders experience court for the first time. They all struggle to let the law take its course in this third novel in my Home on the Range series.
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Rosie Bosse was raised on a small farm in North Central Kansas. Her father's passions were horses and cattle, so livestock were a big part of her life. They continue to be because she married a rancher. They live in Kansas in the middle of nowhere and cattle production is their livelihood. May you enjoy reading her stories as much as she has enjoyed creating them.