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The Settler
Two of American author Herman Whitabker's westerns are bound together in this Kindle book: The Settler and Over the Border
The Settler (1906)
The Settler is located in Canada and involves a man determined to build a railway to link to their main line. Along the way he finds adventure and romance.
Over the Boarder (1916)
This novel was the basis of a Hollywood film in which three outlaws find a dying woman and her newborn in the desert and vow to save them.
About The Author
Herman Whitaker (1867 – 1919) was a Californian writer. Whitaker and his family moved to the Piedmont, California hills in 1902 and took up residence in "The Bug House," which is now Blair Avenue.
His family became part of the Bohemian group including Jack and Bess London and George and Carrie Sterling] His daughter, Elsie Whitaker, was the subject of photographs and paintings.
His books include The Probationer (1905), The Settler (1906), The Planter (1909), and The Mystery of the Barranca (1913) among many others. His novel Over the Border (1916) was adapted for the John Ford western 3 Bad Men (1926).
The Settler (1906)
The Settler is located in Canada and involves a man determined to build a railway to link to their main line. Along the way he finds adventure and romance.
Over the Boarder (1916)
This novel was the basis of a Hollywood film in which three outlaws find a dying woman and her newborn in the desert and vow to save them.
About The Author
Herman Whitaker (1867 – 1919) was a Californian writer. Whitaker and his family moved to the Piedmont, California hills in 1902 and took up residence in "The Bug House," which is now Blair Avenue.
His family became part of the Bohemian group including Jack and Bess London and George and Carrie Sterling] His daughter, Elsie Whitaker, was the subject of photographs and paintings.
His books include The Probationer (1905), The Settler (1906), The Planter (1909), and The Mystery of the Barranca (1913) among many others. His novel Over the Border (1916) was adapted for the John Ford western 3 Bad Men (1926).
196 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 25, 2009
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