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I haven't checked in for awhile as I got hurt on an elk hunt then had to endure feeding cattle through a HARD Montana winter. Just wanting folks to know my latest novel featuring the character, Ezra Riley, has been released and is available now on Amazon. The title is "Looking for Lynne." Great early reviews and an endorsement from an American Book Award Winner and one from Steve Bodio, nature writer and former book reviewer for Gray's Sporting Journal. Best to all,
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Just saw this, John. Congratulations and best wishes for many sales!

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Hope it does well for you, just ordered it from Barnes & Noble. I've read your earlier ones. Between the weather and the work that sounds like a tough way to make a living.

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Thanks, Leanwolf. Be glad to send you a copy. Thanks, too, 43Shooter, and yes, ranching and writing have been a tough combination. The novel is anow vailable on Kindle for you ebook guys.

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Finished it yesterday. Good story and I learned a lot about horses and some of the history of western ranching over the last 100 years. As I said above, between the work and the weather it sounds like a tough way to make a living; throw in the EPA and it's a real tough way to make a living. Thanks for a good read.

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Thanks, 43Shooter. One thing many don't know is that horses dominated the Northern Great Plains from the 1890s through the 1930s. People think it was all cattle country but there were ranches running from 5,000 to 15,000 head of horses, and the CBCs, ran horses in the tens of thousands.


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