The Long Canyon Mountains [NOOK Book]

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In 1884 New Mexico, Buck Ford has troubles. After giving up prospecting for ranching, he ran head-on into more than he bargained for. With his home burned, his woman turned against him, and the law on his tail for murder, he's literally on a run for his life. When he discovers a rich mine illegally operated by the government, the army joins the pursuit. Only one man holds the key to his freedom, and Buck must find him before it's too late. It's a high-stakes battle for life and liberty, and guns will decide his ...
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Overview

In 1884 New Mexico, Buck Ford has troubles. After giving up prospecting for ranching, he ran head-on into more than he bargained for. With his home burned, his woman turned against him, and the law on his tail for murder, he's literally on a run for his life. When he discovers a rich mine illegally operated by the government, the army joins the pursuit. Only one man holds the key to his freedom, and Buck must find him before it's too late. It's a high-stakes battle for life and liberty, and guns will decide his fate.... AWARDS: Western Writers of America member
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Network54 - Chris J
“The Long Canyon Mountains is a real page-turning western by Brian Kelling, member of the Western Writers of America. The author's weaving of a fine love story into the plot is refreshingly candid since it's told from the man's point of view. It's also surprisingly touching, as men don't often admit to such feelings. A nice touch. All in all, a really good read. Could almost be a romance.” Chris J., Network54
Roundup Magazine
"A good traditional Western with superb sense of place." Roundup Magazine book review.
Building Rainbows - Chuck Faul
“Another great Western by Brian Kelling. The Long Canyon Mountains is Kelling's second western, this one based in New Mexico. All the usual elements are here: battle for grazing; beautiful woman; gold and silver. But especially satisfying is his inclusion of John J. "Blackjack" Pershing as a young officer, and also Elfego Baca -- both historical figures from this era. A GREAT read!” Reviewed by Chuck Faul, Building Rainbows
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781593740368
  • Publisher: Whiskey Creek Press
  • Publication date: 1/1/2004
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 386 KB

Meet the Author

Brian D. Kelling is a western fiction writer whose work earned him membership in the prestigious Western Writers of America. Without a doubt, he loves the West and it shows. Brian has owned horses, panned for gold, built his own tipi, discovered petroglyphs, and followed the old trails. To prepare for his novels, Kelling still travels to each and every setting - researching, plotting, and "getting the feel of the country." With five books to his credit and more on the way, there's nothing he likes better than telling a good story.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 4, 2002

    Another Great Western

    This second western by Mr. Kelling is even better than his first. Much more detailed; many more characters. Especially delightful was his use of John J. "Blackjack" Pershing, and Elfego Baca. Territory descriptions were excellent, as before. Ditto for moral standards. You really feel like you're there, transported back into the old west. Like it's YOU on that horse. YOU behind that gun. YOU falling for that gorgeous waitress. This book is not to be missed.

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