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Having to leave the ranch in Mexico because of the change of that government causes upheaval for the family. Larry goes to visit another rancher he trusts but finds some of the herd has been stolen. Larry and several of his riders decide it would be fun to join the rustlers back to their Boss to catch them and it proves to be the adventure of a lifetime.

Finding a perfect place to make a new home and ranch is only the beginning. Building houses and barn with winter coming is vital. The family lives in the barn while the builder family gets the first house completed. The Spring brings not only warmer weather, but the return of the herd which had been left in Texas, and a missing member of the family … and a surprising visitor.

The peace of the family and ranch are disrupted by a tragedy. Loyalties are deepened. Past lives are explained. Family ties are tightened.

A new division for the ranch needs new experts in that field. As Larry is looking for new men, he is revisiting many of the places he had been at the same ages as the two sons he had brought with him. Teaching his boys what was needed in a rider for the ranch, they find two men who prove to be more than good horse men.

The older riders had taught the younger ones. They in turn had taught the next younger. A new century brings small changes to the ranch but great changes to many of the riders. The joys of life sometime don’t come to you until later in life. A necessary trip back to a place of birth causes pain but gives back later joy.

Polymath autodidact Doyce Whisanant is back in action, working as a Security Contractor in biotech. But nothing is as clear-cut as it may seem, as he's soon embroiled in a police shooting and manhunt. Volume Five of the Whisanant Mythos.

From the author of "Foreman's Last Chance" comes a collection of his other fictional works. These are poignant, sometimes funny pieces, but all are entertaining. Three short stories and four novellas, they are the latest from David Brucken, but not the last. His earlier book "Irrelevant Writings from an Infertile Mind" is being tweaked for public availability. You can reach the author via davebrucken@yahoo.com.

A collection of four novellas and three short stories, these are the continued works of fiction by the author of Foreman's Last Chance.

From the Archives... Comes a new compilation book of 36 Short-Stories by Ben Swetmore, across nearly two-hundred pages. Starting out with various stories from The Ben Book Franchise, we soon delve into many other short-stories by the author, with titles such as "The Farmstead", "The Alien Amongst Us", "The 8-Ball Man", "Man of the Lake", "The Ancient One", "Aliens on the Moon", and "Echoes of Tomorrow", among many others. So if you enjoy Comedy stories, Science-Fiction stories, slice-of-life tales, Mysteries, or anything in-between, then this is by all means a book that you will most-certainly enjoy.