Susan Danker

The Light Searcher (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

NEBRASKA CATTLE COUNTRY, late 1800's. When Kansas enacts a quarantine law to keep Texas cattle out of the state, the Sandrick and Richards families set out to turn Ogallala into the next big cattle shipping station of the Midwest. Beth's dream was to live out her days on the Sandrick family ranch in Cherry County, but the draw of building and operating a new stockyard is strong enough to convince her to join her family in the venture with the Richards men. Sand-Rich Stockyards became a thriving enterprise soon after and put Ogallala on the map as one of the largest cattle towns in the United States. As Beth's life intertwines with her sister, Dylynn, Sand-Rich Stockyards and young Cal Richards, events unfold that challenge her faith and her grit. The Light Searcher takes you through Beth's finest moments, greatest sorrows and shocking betrayals, and walks you alongside her as she never gives up in the search for her light. Susan is descended from a lineage of North Dakotan farmers and ranchers. After relocating to Oklahoma as a young girl, she grew up in the county seat of a rural Oklahoma area. From an imaginative little girl who was often caught in her own world of daydreams to a southern woman with a flare for sarcasm and wit, Susan's literary accomplishments range from poetry and a children's book to historical fiction filled with the grit of ranch life and an edge of vengeance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 156
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798350990331
• Artikelnr.: 72711989

Autorenporträt

Susan is descended from a lineage of North Dakotan farmers and ranchers. After relocating to Oklahoma as a young girl, she grew up in the county seat of a rural Oklahoma area. From an imaginative little girl who was often caught in her own world of daydreams to a southern woman with a flare for sarcasm and wit, Susan's literary accomplishments range from poetry and a children's book to historical fiction filled with the grit of ranch life and an edge of vengeance.