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- Author: Douglas Hirt
- Publisher: Wolfpack Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1647340438
- ISBN-13: 9781647340438
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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"This Western thriller rolls . . .with ease and true grit." -- Kirkus Reviews
Eons past, an ancient creature the size of a bunkhouse lived out a solitary life and died all alone in a rugged canyon. Millennia later that canyon occupied an isolated corner of C.L. McSween's Rocking S Ranch. That's when McSween decided to dam up the canyon to provide water for his cattle...
Paleontology is a brand-new science in 1877, and when Samuel Cobsworth, a paleontologist from back east, discovers the cache of bones from this long-dead Jurassic monster, he realizes they are a priceless treasure trove. C.L. McSween and his daughter Libby don't see it that way. They're concerned only about ensuring the survival of their cattle. On top of that, McSween is a superstitious ex-mountain man. He considers the bone digger a grave robber and wants him off his ranch.
"Douglas Hirt has the rare ability to create human characters who we come to know well and deeply care about." --Frank Roderus
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- Author: Douglas Hirt
- Publisher: Wolfpack Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1647340438
- ISBN-13: 9781647340438
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
"This Western thriller rolls . . .with ease and true grit." -- Kirkus Reviews
Eons past, an ancient creature the size of a bunkhouse lived out a solitary life and died all alone in a rugged canyon. Millennia later that canyon occupied an isolated corner of C.L. McSween's Rocking S Ranch. That's when McSween decided to dam up the canyon to provide water for his cattle...
Paleontology is a brand-new science in 1877, and when Samuel Cobsworth, a paleontologist from back east, discovers the cache of bones from this long-dead Jurassic monster, he realizes they are a priceless treasure trove. C.L. McSween and his daughter Libby don't see it that way. They're concerned only about ensuring the survival of their cattle. On top of that, McSween is a superstitious ex-mountain man. He considers the bone digger a grave robber and wants him off his ranch.
"Douglas Hirt has the rare ability to create human characters who we come to know well and deeply care about." --Frank Roderus
Reviews