Finding Refuge

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Author: David Rollins

Author bio: David Rollinsgrew up with a passion for hiking, climbing, and admiring the Wichita Mountains of southwest Oklahoma. His respect for American Indian culture, the history of Oklahoma, and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge fueled his desire for writing. He lives with his wife, Kimberly, their daughter, Kaitlyn, and their son, Nathan.

Description: The Great Plains, 1872. The buffalo are disappearing, and gunslinging Noah Wrath is beginning to question his part in their destruction. Struggling to find purpose in a changing frontier, his wandering leads him through the second Battle of Adobe Walls, the Great Western Trail, and the Little Bighorn. When his quest for resolve becomes one of conflict, Noah must rely on the wisdom of his friend, Fernando Raul, for survival. With the buffalo conservation efforts afoot in Oklahoma Territory, Rebecca McGovern must secure the Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve for their arrival. Summoned for his unique skills, Noah is employed to protect the buffalo at all costs. Concerned for the survival of wildlife predators, a gifted Comanche man, Kiyiya, requests Noah’s help to protect the native wolves. When poachers are discovered on the preserve, Noah must respond. With growing feelings for Rebecca and a secret history with Kiyiya, Noah must determine how to save both predator and prey.

ISBN(s):978-1-960810-96-0

Page count: 200