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Helen: Prairie Roses Collection Book 30
A journey into the unknown west...
His father came west to America for land before the country was born, but his brother will inherit. Might his future lie further west?
A family seeking land and peace, fleeing from the trouble and turmoil of attacks and skirmishes with Indians and escalating conflicts with the British, joins forces with a teamster as they head west into the new and unexplored western territory.
His father came west to America for land before the country was born, but his brother will inherit. Might his future lie further west?
A family seeking land and peace, fleeing from the trouble and turmoil of attacks and skirmishes with Indians and escalating conflicts with the British, joins forces with a teamster as they head west into the new and unexplored western territory.
240 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 6, 2023
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May 29, 2023
Exciting Adventure
This is another great story from this incredible series! I find myself fascinated with the story of Lewis and Clark’s Expedition. This story has such great adventures, excitement, danger, surprise twist and turns and of course romance. Lawrence is such a fascinating character and Helen a strong prairie woman form a wonderful family. The story is so enduring and timeless. Love the covered story wagon stories. Definitely worth reading.
This is another great story from this incredible series! I find myself fascinated with the story of Lewis and Clark’s Expedition. This story has such great adventures, excitement, danger, surprise twist and turns and of course romance. Lawrence is such a fascinating character and Helen a strong prairie woman form a wonderful family. The story is so enduring and timeless. Love the covered story wagon stories. Definitely worth reading.
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