Virgin River and The Owl Hunt by Richard S. Wheeler
Two Barnaby Skye novels in the Skye's West series by Richard S. Wheeler, one of America’s great Western storytellers, for one price.
Virgin River
Famed mountain man, Barnaby Skye, takes a party of tubercular young people to the southwestern desert where they hope to be healed. Their destination is the Virgin River, where stories say the mild, dry climate offers a cure. Skye quickly discovers that other wagon companies on the trail fear the sick, and blame them for every ill that befalls them.
Soon, it isn’t just sickness that is killing his party.
The Owl Hunt
A story of the old west where cultures clash under a total eclipse of the sun. Owl, a young Shoshone man, takes his vision of returning to the old ways, free of reservation life, to his tribe. The army, sensing insurrection, sets out to capture Owl, hang him, and imprison his followers.
The reservation is in grave danger…and only Dirk Skye can prevent a massacre.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
About the AuthorRICHARD S. WHEELER is the author of more than fifty novels of the American West. He holds six Spur Awards (for Fool's Coach, Sierra, Masterson, Drum's Ring, Vengeance Valley, and The Canyon of Bones) and the Owen Wister Award for lifetime contribution to the literature of the West. He makes his home in Livingston, Montana, near Yellowstone National Park.
Title: Virgin River and The Owl Hunt
Author(s): Richard S. Wheeler
ISBN: 9781250786715
Copyright 2020
Release Date: August 25, 2020
Publisher: Tom Doherty Associates
Countries: United States, Canada | Learn more about available countries
Language: English
Format: None available | Learn More about our supported formats
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About Virgin River and The Owl Hunt by Richard S. Wheeler
Two Barnaby Skye novels in the Skye's West series by Richard S. Wheeler, one of America’s great Western storytellers, for one price.
Virgin River
Famed mountain man, Barnaby Skye, takes a party of tubercular young people to the southwestern desert where they hope to be healed. Their destination is the Virgin River, where stories say the mild, dry climate offers a cure. Skye quickly discovers that other wagon companies on the trail fear the sick, and blame them for every ill that befalls them.
Soon, it isn’t just sickness that is killing his party.
The Owl Hunt
A story of the old west where cultures clash under a total eclipse of the sun. Owl, a young Shoshone man, takes his vision of returning to the old ways, free of reservation life, to his tribe. The army, sensing insurrection, sets out to capture Owl, hang him, and imprison his followers.
The reservation is in grave danger…and only Dirk Skye can prevent a massacre.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
About the Author
RICHARD S. WHEELER is the author of more than fifty novels of the American West. He holds six Spur Awards (for Fool's Coach, Sierra, Masterson, Drum's Ring, Vengeance Valley, and The Canyon of Bones) and the Owen Wister Award for lifetime contribution to the literature of the West. He makes his home in Livingston, Montana, near Yellowstone National Park.
Title: Virgin River and The Owl Hunt
Author(s): Richard S. Wheeler
ISBN: 9781250786715
Copyright 2020
Release Date: August 25, 2020
Publisher: Tom Doherty Associates
Countries: United States, Canada | Learn more about available countries
Language: English
Format: None available | Learn More about our supported formats
Dragonmount is a proud provider of DRM-free eBooks. By purchasing any eBook from our store, you are not only helping support our website, but you are helping small businesses thrive in a market traditionally dominated by large companies. Learn more in our eBook FAQ.
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