Colorado Bride
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The hoof-prints had been badly trampled by his own herd before he noticed them, but it was relatively easy to see that the hooves were headed in the opposite direction and that they were shod whereas his wild horses were not. Lucas tried to come up with an explanation which would account for the tracks and not involve Carrie, but he couldn’t.
The second sign was impossible to ignore. His corral was empty and the bars were down. That made it easy to drive his mustangs into the corral, but he knew... something was wrong and headed for the station at a gallop. He was greeted by the sight of the empty corral behind the barn and moments later by Katie running from the station, calling and waving to him as though her life depended on it. A chilling fear seized Lucas. Where was Carrie, where was Jake, and did their absence have anything to do with the missing horses?
Indians stole the horses,” Katie said, between gasping breaths as Lucas slid out of the saddle, “and Mrs. Simpson has gone after them by herself.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hoof-prints had been badly trampled by his own herd before he noticed them, but it was relatively easy to see that the hooves were headed in the opposite direction and that they were shod whereas his wild horses were not. Lucas tried to come up with an explanation which would account for the tracks and not involve Carrie, but he couldn’t.
The second sign was impossible to ignore. His corral was empty and the bars were down. That made it easy to drive his mustangs into the corral, but he knew... something was wrong and headed for the station at a gallop. He was greeted by the sight of the empty corral behind the barn and moments later by Katie running from the station, calling and waving to him as though her life depended on it. A chilling fear seized Lucas. Where was Carrie, where was Jake, and did their absence have anything to do with the missing horses?
Indians stole the horses,” Katie said, between gasping breaths as Lucas slid out of the saddle, “and Mrs. Simpson has gone after them by herself.”
What to read after Colorado Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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