Home
What's New
Books
Contest
Extras
Reviews
Press
Links
Contact

"An orange rose is for the spark of romance and the fire of love; it is the kindling of each dawn and the glowing ember of sunset.”

 

Western

Prodigal

All rights reserved

The prodigals have returned from the cattle drive unrepentant, finding their homes much as they had left them. They expect to resume their lives and jobs and to mock those not brave enough to have joined them on their adventures. But someone took care of their families and did their jobs while they were gone. And someone has to clean up the messes they brought home with them. He’s the one they left behind. He is the other Prodigal.

Excerpt coming soon, work under consideration.

 

Malachi’s Gold, work under consideration

Rumors of gold occurred everywhere in the U.S., but the mountain men who hunted their fortune in pelts actually confirmed the Black Hills rumors long before Sutter’s Mill.  So why didn’t the gold rush start years earlier and a convenient thousand miles closer to the masses?  What happened to the earliest accidental prospectors?  Malachi Evans is a seventeen-year-old trapper who is determined to save his family’s farm despite the fact that he even can’t grow grass in a cow pile.  His only skill is in hunting, but a raucous family feud has made him the hunted.  Malachi heads west searching for his fortune and a way to save his life when he meets a prospector who promises him both.  Unfortunately, Malachi isn’t as good at keeping friends as he is at stockpiling gold.  He will need a friend to help him get out of the hills alive and discover the difference between real and fool’s gold.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

© Teryl Cartwright 2007

Designed by Way2Kool Designs