Grit: The Tale of a Hunting Terrier

by Adam Howard

Set in 1960's Oregon, Grit tells the story of a courageous hunting terrier and the young man who raises him.
While Grit is young, life is full of adventures and wild hunts but his bliss does not last forever. War rages in a foreign place and Robert, Grit's master, must go to fight. Grit is given away into conditions brutal and deadly. Will he survive his hardships to be reunited with a caring master?
This story reminds us of the historical traditions of our forefathers, the beautiful bond between men and their hunting dogs and shows us that the life of a working dog is hard but never needs to be cruel.

289 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 20, 2016

About the author

Adam Howard was born and raised in the garden valleys of the Umpqua. He spent his youth skipping school to hunt, fish and get into all sorts of trouble good for the development of a young man. He grew up reading books like “Watership Down” by Richard Adams, “White Fang” by Jack London and “The Fox and the Hound” by Dan Mannix. Books like these were not so much life-changing as life-affirming for the young Adam Howard. These classic authors wrote of a world Adam recognized and lived in. He now writes outdoor fiction and non-fiction in the hopes that his books will bring as much joy to others as the classics brought to him; that the traditions of outdoorsmen will never be lost, but always remembered fondly for what they are, a way of life.

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