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    Soul of the Desert

    By Maria E. Schneider

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    A contemporary Western tale of survival with the heart of James Herriot's "All Creatures Great and Small" and the family sagas found in "Little House on the Prairie."

    Which is worse, the guns of New York or the dangerous desert of New Mexico?

    In 1976, the best a kid in Harlem can hope for is to work for the mob or pick up extra bucks as an informer. It may be too late for Rand, but that won’t stop him from trying to save his brother, Bo. When strangers appear on the streets of Harlem, Rand hatches a crazy plan to use them to send Bo to a place that is so desolate and removed from Harlem that no one will dare follow him.

    Once there, all Bo has to do is find a way to stay alive.

    Christina had no choice when she helped rescue Bo by hiding him deep in the desert. But can she lead both the mafia and the FBI away permanently? Or will her growing attraction to Warren, the FBI agent, ruin everything?

    Soul of the Desert was shortlisted in the CWA's Dagger Debut competition in 2003

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMaria E. Schneider
    Release dateDec 28, 2014
    ISBN9781370648443
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    Soul of the Desert
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    Maria E. Schneider

    Maria writes cozy mysteries, fantasy, paranormal mysteries and has just completed a ghost story. Visit Maria at her blog: www.BearMountainBooks.com.

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