The Flying U's Last Stand

B. M. Bower

Ngôn ngữ: English

Thể loại: Tiểu thuyết chung Xuất bản từ 1900 trở đi Miền Tây

Người đọc:Lee Smalley

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1. Chapter 1 Old Ways and New
2. Chapter 2 Andy Green's New Acquaintance
3. Chapter 3 The Kid Learns Some Things About Horses
4. Chapter 4 Andy Takes a Hand in the Game
5. Chapter 5 The Happy Family Turn Nesters
6. Chapter 6 The First Blow in the Fight
7. Chapter 7 The Coming of the Colony
8. Chapter 8 Florence Grace Hallman Speaks Plainly
9. Chapter 9 The Happy Family Buys a Bunch of Cattle
10. Chapter 10 Wherein Andy Green Lies to a Lady
11. Chapter 11 A Moving Chapter in Events
12. Chapter 12 Shacks, Live Stock and Pilgrims Promptly and Painfully Removed
13. Chapter 13 Irish Works for the Cause
14. Chapter 14 Just One Thing After Another
15. Chapter 15 The Kid Has Ideas of His Own
16. Chapter 16 A Rell Old Cowpuncher
17. Chapter 17 Lost Child
18. Chapter 18 The Long Way Round
19. Chapter 19 Her Name Was Rosemary
20. Chapter 20 The Rell Ole Cowpuncher Goes Home
21. Chapter 21 The Fight Goes On
22. Chapter 22 Lawful Improvements
23. Chapter 23 The Water Question and Some Gossip
24. Chapter 24 The Kid is Used For a Pawn in the Game
25. Chapter 25 Little Black Shack's All Burnt Up
26. Chapter 26 Rosemary Allen Does a Small Sum in Addition
27. Chapter 27 It's Awful Easy to Get Lost
28. Chapter 28 As it Turned Out

Giới thiệu

Settlers are lured to Montana by a land boom syndicate in a scheme that encroaches on the Flying U Ranch. Members of the Flying U attempt to thwart the land-grab, as its very existence is threatened. So begins a dramatically engrossing novel involving an array of fascinating characters, some innocent, others decidedly not. A spunky child goes missing, a prairie fire is set, and a romance begins. B. M. Bower wrote 57 acclaimed works based on the American Old West, with some of her most popular books centering on the Flying U Ranch. She also scripted several Western movies. (Summary by Lee Smalley)