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"Little Man's Eyes" is the third book in the Cooper Series. The main character Ray Cooper surprises his wife Morgan Adams-Cooper with a trip to San Francisco. The two board the Los Angeles stage with excitement and anticipation of their first holiday in their young marriage.
Samantha Foster in Book One "Revenge Requires Two Graves" hired gunman to track Ray Cooper down and kill him but fails. She blames him for the death of her father. In Book Two "Confederate Horses" Samantha Foster has Morgan Cooper kidnapped in order to have leverage over her parents in a land deal. In "Little Man's…mehr

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"Little Man's Eyes" is the third book in the Cooper Series. The main character Ray Cooper surprises his wife Morgan Adams-Cooper with a trip to San Francisco. The two board the Los Angeles stage with excitement and anticipation of their first holiday in their young marriage.

Samantha Foster in Book One "Revenge Requires Two Graves" hired gunman to track Ray Cooper down and kill him but fails. She blames him for the death of her father. In Book Two "Confederate Horses" Samantha Foster has Morgan Cooper kidnapped in order to have leverage over her parents in a land deal. In "Little Man's Eyes" Samantha Foster needs to travel to San Francisco to hire a new manager for her saloon and whore house. Ray and Morgan enter the stage while Samantha Foster enters the same coach from the opposite side. Due to the level of hatred and pride neither Samantha nor Ray will exit the stage and are committed to an unforgettable stage ride.

Ray and Morgan try to begin their anniversary holiday after the stage is abandoned in San Francisco, only to find Samantha staying in the same hotel. They are able to avoid each other until an earthquake shakes up the accommodations.

A result of the earthquake, Ray and Morgan are reunited with Mr. and Mrs. Potts. The Potts were characters in the first book of the series. Their daughter who was a forty year old in a ten year old body was a very good friend of Rays. The young girl passed away due to a Cholera infection while traveling to California with the wagon train. The Potts are caring for two small boys that were abandoned by their parents and needed a home.

During the earthquake the two young boys are injured trying to help other school mates escape the collapsing building. Their injured bodies are found by Ray and Morgan who take them to their hotel for medical attention. When Ray and Morgan find out who the boys are staying with they are reunited with the Potts, but not for long...


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George Townsend was born in Ionia Michigan. Thanks to the heroic efforts of his mother who downed a bottle of Castor Oil on the eve of March thirty first, George was born (to his mother's great relief) just two hours shy of April Fool's Day.

The Townsends had found early success in ranching, farming, and land ownership. George's parents did not see themselves as farmers and so they left the farm and pursued careers in teaching. Finding work as teachers required the family to move a great deal from school to school and state to state. It wasn't long before George found himself living in Burlington, Wisconsin. He has many fond memories of those days growing up in a city filled with a rich history and loving families.

As a teenager the family once again uprooted and moved west to a small city smack in the middle of the San Joaquin Valley in California. Hanford was a far cry from the Midwest. To his great delight, George soon discovered Goat Ropers, Good ol' Boys, and some real life Cowboys along with a warm, down-home feel. It didn't take long before George fit right in and created the friendships that make up many of the characters of his first book, Revenge Requires Two Graves. The rest of the Cooper Series was also greatly influenced by the experiences of his youth.

George's natural talents as an investigator and researcher of early western America have tied in nicely with his hunger to create great adventures. While always fascinated by this era in history, it wasn't until the birth of his two sons that he realized he had a library of stories to tell. Now he enjoys mixing historical truths with fictional accounts of the old west to bring that same rich enjoyment he has discovered through research and pure imagination to others.