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Raven Publishing, Inc. announces an audio book and two new books: HOT off the press!

Preorder Absaroka: From War to Wyoming and get a 25% discount.

If you enjoyed the print edition of Absaroka:  (Where the Anguish of a Soldier Meets the Land of the Crow), or if you missed it, you will soon have an opportunity to hear it.  Like me,  many of you enjoy listening to audio books while traveling, working around the house, at bedtime, or when you just want to relax, close your eyes and enjoy being read to.  Joan Bochmann's award-winning novel will soon be available for just such a treat.

 

In this beautifully rendered novel, Matt Reed returns from Vietnam to find that the ranch he'd grown up on, the one that was  to be his someday—the one that filled his dreams and kept him sane as he fought a war he didn't understand or believe in,  was in foreclosure. Paul Pringle, his childhood nemesis was now the banker who held the mortgage on the ranch. Pringle smugly refuses to give an extension on the loan. The shame that Matt's father feels for borrowing against Matt's legacy is evident in his depressed and evasive demeanor. 

 

Matt, already suffering from PTSD from the atrocities he's seen, is overwhelmed with the loss of his home, the absence of his mother, and the change in his father. Yet he is not ready to let Paul Pringle, the man who married Matt's highschool sweetheart while Matt was in Vietnam take his ranch, too. This story reveals the resilience and tenacity of the human spirit, as Matt, with the help of loyal friends and neighbors, including a Crow Indian and a herd of wild horses, gives his all for what he believes is right.
If you'd like to preorder this audio edition, order below. We'll give you a 25% discount off the regular price of $24.95 until the book is officially released on January 22, 2012.
Absaroka: From War to Wyoming
An Audio Book by Joan Bochmann
Absaroka

Price $24.95 - 25% discount=

$18.71

Kyleah's Tree REVISED
by Janet Muirhead Hill
Kendall's Storm
by Janet Muirhead Hill
Kyleah's Tree

Price $12.00
Kendall's Storm

Price $12.00

New Imprint: Nesting Tree Books (books written by children)

Big, Smelly, Furry, but Sweet, by Sasha Thomas

Order here


Revised edition of Kyleah's Tree has a comprehensive discussion guide in the back of the book.

Compiled by Marcia Melton, this guide makes the novel an important tool for teachers and home schools.

CLOSE OUT SPECIAL on the first edition of Kyleah's Tree

Half Price or $6.00 for until they are gone.


The Road Between

by Florence Bell Ore

Florence Bell Ore tells her life story as she remembers it while growing uup on the windswept prairie of Alberta, Canada. As the niece of the Anglican minister who was the principal of the Old Sun School, established by the missionary society of the Church of England to educate and reform the Indians on the Blackfoot Reserve, Florence traversed three very different cultures: that of her English heritage, her Indian neighbors, and her Canadian schoolmates in the nearby town of Gleichen.

Following her memories between past and present connects Florence to the child-she-used-to-be and gives her an understanding of why she is who she has become. This memoir allows her to share her memories and history of the bygone days.

To read her book on Amazon's Kindle, Click Here or find other e-book editions on Smashwords


Ride the Jawbone

by Jim Moore

A newly minted lawyer, T. C. Bruce first hears of the gruesome murder as he rides the Jawbone Railroad home. Seems they have old Loco, a loathesome loner in jail for the crime. Public opinion is that he should just be hanged, the sooner the better. "He killed her and threw her body from the train." he hears a peddler yammering. T. C., who is undecided about whether he wants to set up a practice or return to help on the family cattle ranch that he loves, is taken aback when the judge asks him to defend the alleged murderer. Can he -- should he -- save the accused from the hangman?

 

Find Ride the Jawbone on Kindle from Amazon

The electronic edition is also available on Smashwords


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