G Russell Peterman

On the Way to My Wedding (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Tom Brown helps his Uncle Helmut farm in Lemhi Valley, Idaho and hunts when he can. Each spring he takes his furs over the Bitterroot Mountains to sell in Bannack, Montana. The spring of 1875, Tom finds work for three months snaking logs in for the construction of the county courthouse. On the last day, Tome agrees to skid the last log down and in before payout, buying supplies, and starting back to marry Junie Joy.
In Tom's absence, Rancher Elbert Vansack orders his men to burn out the homesteaders and chase them away. This accomplished, he puts into action plans to stop Tom from returning or becoming a problem. It became known as the Lemhi Valley War.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: G Russell Peterman
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463271414
• Artikelnr.: 54817035

Autorenporträt

G. Russell Peterman is a graduate of Thomasville, Missouri High School, Southwest Missouri State College, and Vanderbilt University. After retiring from teaching after 30 years, he turned to writing. Gene Russell Peterman writes as G. Russell Peterman. He collected up his forty years of poems and published them. Also, he co-authored with his daughter Kriston Peterman-Dunya four novels (two Historical fictions and two science fictions) and three short story collections. Writing his first novel alone was Luck's Wild, a Civil War story. This novel, Blue, is his second novel written alone and his tenth offering. G. Russell Peterman is married, a father, grandfather, and great grandfather. He believes in community service and has been a volunteer for 41 years. He was elected to the Fire Board of Directors , served 20 years as Treasurer and fire fighter, and earned the Missouri State Certification as a level 3 Fire Instructor. He was appointed
Treasurer of the local water district and served for 19 years. He was appointed to the Cape Girardeau County Planning Commission, elected Chairman, and served 2 years.