num_pages: 468
description: While writing this story entitled, "It's Mary Ann's Range," the story teller, Lee Ross Bailey, visualized the history of an American pioneer family, and chronicled their everyday lives and romances to share with you, the avid reader, who undoubtedly enjoy the ultimate form of thought. The letters written to Mary Ann, the young bride and heroine of this story, by her husband Bob Davis, the hero of the story who compliments her, are bound together with blue ribbon and placed in her hope chest. There are eighteen letters in all, and each one of these letters share in the drama and the scenarios of Bob's journey down to Texas when he purchased a large herd of Texas longhorn cattle and had them trailed up to Mary Ann's Range in Wyoming territory. It was from those letters the author had the opportunity to know the strength of the story's characters, and the strong willed cowboys and the drovers Bob mingled with. And it was from those letters he also witness firsthand the unbelievable circumstances which had taken place in each of their lives, thus creating the flow of rhythm necessary for an interesting novel. This western saga was written to be action-oriented, focusing on clues inserted in the first few chapters about the historic railroads, and the legendary pioneers who followed the buffalo trails which were worn moccasin-smooth into a saga of this western romance. It was from their sweat, tears, and work laden footsteps soled with substance, that invented the future America. And, from the depth of this writer's mind is the awesome thought that this story entitled, "It's Mary Ann's Range," was almost lost within the legendary winds of the yesteryears which sparked the flame of history during story telling time. It's a pleasant page-turning story. A story for all ages.
language: English
title: It's Mary Ann's Range
titlecomplete: It's Mary Ann's Range
publisher: Xlibris Corp