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Nate Grisham #4
The Seer
The newest tale in the Nate Grisham, Black Mountain Man series
When Nate and Cotton are hired as guides by two English military officers, they're saddled with the unusual task. They must return a kidnapped Crow squaw to her tribe. But this woman is no ordinary Indian, she is a seer...someone whose dreams foretell the future.
Spooked by the accuracy of the seer's predictions, the English officers want to complete the task and shed themselves of their challenging cargo as soon as possible. However, Nate befriends the squaw, and soon is surprised by her revelations for his future. Romantic ties are not what Nate wants, or needs, yet the squaw is confident their lives are to be entwined.
In the meantime, an unexpected bar fight drags Nate into a blood feud with a clan of nasty brutish brothers. The drunken men are bent on preserving their families honor, and at Nate's expense. On the long and dangerous journey in the Crow territory, Nate will need all the help he can get. To stay ahead of killers bent on revenge, and a woman bent on creating some impossible domestic entanglements, Nate will need Cotton and all the mountain men allies he can muster if he is going to survive this new adventure.
It's another exciting, page-turning chapter in the saga of Nate Grisham: Black Mountain Man.
About the Author
W.R. Benton is a retired United States military senior non-commissioned officer (E-8). He is a graduate of a number of U.S. Air Force Survival Schools, including Arctic, Water (Sea and Ocean), Mountain, and Jungle survival schools. He spent twelve years teaching parachuting techniques and survival skills to Air Force aircrew members as a Life Support Instructor.
Mr. Benton currently works as a freelance Wilderness Survival and Outdoor writer for a number of North American Magazines (Buck Masters, Modern Survival, Big Game Hunt, and many others).
When Nate and Cotton are hired as guides by two English military officers, they're saddled with the unusual task. They must return a kidnapped Crow squaw to her tribe. But this woman is no ordinary Indian, she is a seer...someone whose dreams foretell the future.
Spooked by the accuracy of the seer's predictions, the English officers want to complete the task and shed themselves of their challenging cargo as soon as possible. However, Nate befriends the squaw, and soon is surprised by her revelations for his future. Romantic ties are not what Nate wants, or needs, yet the squaw is confident their lives are to be entwined.
In the meantime, an unexpected bar fight drags Nate into a blood feud with a clan of nasty brutish brothers. The drunken men are bent on preserving their families honor, and at Nate's expense. On the long and dangerous journey in the Crow territory, Nate will need all the help he can get. To stay ahead of killers bent on revenge, and a woman bent on creating some impossible domestic entanglements, Nate will need Cotton and all the mountain men allies he can muster if he is going to survive this new adventure.
It's another exciting, page-turning chapter in the saga of Nate Grisham: Black Mountain Man.
About the Author
W.R. Benton is a retired United States military senior non-commissioned officer (E-8). He is a graduate of a number of U.S. Air Force Survival Schools, including Arctic, Water (Sea and Ocean), Mountain, and Jungle survival schools. He spent twelve years teaching parachuting techniques and survival skills to Air Force aircrew members as a Life Support Instructor.
Mr. Benton currently works as a freelance Wilderness Survival and Outdoor writer for a number of North American Magazines (Buck Masters, Modern Survival, Big Game Hunt, and many others).
231 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 7, 2016
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About the author
W.R. Benton
137 books22 followersAmazon TOP 100 Western Fiction Author W.R. Benton has previously authored nine books, fiction, non-fiction and Southern Humor. W.R. Benton has previously authored books of fiction, non-fiction and Southern humor. Such notable authors as, Matt Braun, Stephen Lodge, Don Bendell, and many others have endorsed his work. His survival book, "Simple Survival, a Family Outdoors Guide," is a 2005 Silver Award Winner from the Military Writers Society of American. Additionally, this book added to the prestigious Estes Park Library in Colorado. James Drury, "The Virginian," endorsed his latest two Western books, "War Paint" and "James McKay, U.S. Army Scout."
His book, "War Paint" has been selected and the contract signed for a movie to be made. The movie is currently in the pre-production stage.
Mister Benton has an Associate Degree in Search and Rescue, Survival Operations, a baccalaureate in Occupational Safety and Health, and a Masters Degree in Psychology completed except for his thesis. Sergeant Benton retired from the military in 1997, with over twenty-six years of active duty, and at the rank of Senior Master Sergeant (E-8). He spent twelve years as a Life Support Instructor where he taught aircrew members how to use survival gear, survival procedures, and parachuting techniques. Gary has attended the following United States Air Force Survival Schools:
Basic Survival Training
Water Survival Training
Jungle Survival Training
Arctic Survival Training
Sergeant Benton also has over 12 years of classroom instruction as a Life Support Instructor, where he trained thousands of men and women.
Mr. Benton and his wife, Melanie, live near Jackson, Mississippi, with three dogs and two cats.
His book, "War Paint" has been selected and the contract signed for a movie to be made. The movie is currently in the pre-production stage.
Mister Benton has an Associate Degree in Search and Rescue, Survival Operations, a baccalaureate in Occupational Safety and Health, and a Masters Degree in Psychology completed except for his thesis. Sergeant Benton retired from the military in 1997, with over twenty-six years of active duty, and at the rank of Senior Master Sergeant (E-8). He spent twelve years as a Life Support Instructor where he taught aircrew members how to use survival gear, survival procedures, and parachuting techniques. Gary has attended the following United States Air Force Survival Schools:
Basic Survival Training
Water Survival Training
Jungle Survival Training
Arctic Survival Training
Sergeant Benton also has over 12 years of classroom instruction as a Life Support Instructor, where he trained thousands of men and women.
Mr. Benton and his wife, Melanie, live near Jackson, Mississippi, with three dogs and two cats.
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March 2, 2017
Great book
I love these books and think they should be read by young people so they can what it means to have pride in their self and to have honor.
I love these books and think they should be read by young people so they can what it means to have pride in their self and to have honor.
August 9, 2016
Oh Yeah, The Guys are Back !
There is no better rating for the series. W.R.B. is a great author, and he write great books.
We love to read about those mountain men but, Nate, married ? The seer was the only one to see that coming.
( nice ) Don't forget to give CottonTop a gal too.
That Mark was the worst of all the brothers, everywhere he went he killed someone, and we thought Mark was going to get away and take the Seer for his new wife.
Don't want to tell all. This books got lot of action and LOL. Read for yourself. We are hoping for another great in this series.
There is no better rating for the series. W.R.B. is a great author, and he write great books.
We love to read about those mountain men but, Nate, married ? The seer was the only one to see that coming.
( nice ) Don't forget to give CottonTop a gal too.
That Mark was the worst of all the brothers, everywhere he went he killed someone, and we thought Mark was going to get away and take the Seer for his new wife.
Don't want to tell all. This books got lot of action and LOL. Read for yourself. We are hoping for another great in this series.
August 5, 2016
I really enjoyed reading this book. I was glad to see Nate finally found a wife to love. I love any book that has Nate Grisham in it, he is a wonderful person.I hope to read more on him and his wife. I would also like to read on the young boy Nate took back with him to teach him how to be a mountain man. great job Mr. Benton, thank you for great books to read. I totally enjoy your writing.
November 3, 2016
The Seer
I rated this book 5 star, because the action never stops. Predictably is a good thing sometimes. I read in the bed at night. I really liked this book. I'm going to read others by this author. I liked the fact, that he talks about all the people, that had a part in settling America.
I rated this book 5 star, because the action never stops. Predictably is a good thing sometimes. I read in the bed at night. I really liked this book. I'm going to read others by this author. I liked the fact, that he talks about all the people, that had a part in settling America.
October 27, 2016
Mountain Man Revenge
Cross a normal man and might be able to run and hide. Cross a Mountain Man and there's nowhere to go. Another great tale by one of the best storytellers.
Cross a normal man and might be able to run and hide. Cross a Mountain Man and there's nowhere to go. Another great tale by one of the best storytellers.
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