J. J. Zerr

Guerilla Bride (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Emerson Sharp's paw has his son's life planned out. Emerson will marry their neighbor's snooty, plain daughter. Emerson sees life with this girl will be unpleasant as all get out. The Barlow girl flirts with him after church the next Sunday. That night he sneaks over to the Barlow farm and lies with the girl in the orchard. The next day the rough Barlow boys come looking for Emerson. He ruined their sister. Emerson flees heading west. He encounters a gambler who takes him under his wing and Emerson learns the gambling trade on the Mississippi River and across the state of Missouri. His gambler mentor is shot and killed in a saloon in northeastern Missouri after the Civil War has begun. Emerson falls in with guerilla fighters. Union soldiers declare him to be a wanted man. As he flees the soldiers, he encounters the daughter of a farmer trying to find survival in the middle of two warring factions. The daughter, however is enamored with the story of Quantrill's wife Katy. She is attracted to Emerson.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Primix Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 364
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781955177931
• Artikelnr.: 63490607

Autorenporträt

J.J. ZERR was born in St. Peters, Missouri, and graduated from Duchesne High School. In 1959, he began a thirty-six year career in the Navy, during which he completed two tours on destroyers. After joining the aviation community, he flew 330 combat missions over Vietnam. Across his Navy career, he accumulated 1017 carrier landings. Following the service, he worked in the aerospace industry for eleven years. In September 2010, he began his third career as an author with the publication of his first novel, The Ensign Locker and has since published nine novels and a book of short stories and has at least two more novels underway. Jack and his wife Karen reside in Missouri. Discover more about the author and his work by visiting his website at www.jjzerrbooks.com.