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A Compelling Tale of Self-Discovery and Unconventional Relationships In the heart of Idaho, Leo, a young man navigating the complexities of love, sexuality, and family, embarks on a journey of self-discovery that challenges societal norms and explores the boundaries of human connection. Intriguing Twists and Turns Leo's life takes unexpected turns as he grapples with a teenage marriage, an unplanned pregnancy, and a series of passionate encounters with men, including a charismatic pastor, a closeted Mormon, and a captivating stranger. Amidst this whirlwind of relationships, Leo finds ...

An Archer's Journey: A New Young Adult Fantasy Adventure In a lost colony world where science is forgotten and dragons are mere whispers of legend, a young archer named Kace is about to defy destiny. Kace, a skilled hunter from the remote mountain region, always worked hard at everything he did. When he discovers a hidden talent that allows him to communicate with a mystical creature no one else can see, his life takes an unexpected turn. Suddenly, he finds himself thrust into the heart of the kingdom, where he must navigate the treacherous world of courtly intrigue and master the knightly ...

In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, where science is a forgotten whisper and dragons are mere legends, a young archer named Kace stands on the precipice of a destiny he never imagined. Unbeknownst to him, his life is about to take an extraordinary turn. In this gripping conclusion to the Winged Messenger trilogy, Kace faces his greatest challenges yet. A treacherous Duke, war, threats against his family, visions, capture and torture, and a shocking revelation about the orbiting moon, Enrotema, push Kace to his limits. As the kingdom erupts in chaos, Kace must navigate courtly ...

Discover a forbidden love story that defies the boundaries of time and tradition in the untamed American West. Shattered Dreams. A Promise Kept? 1910. Blackfoot, Idaho. Leo, a young man yearning for more than the life laid out for him, finds his world turned upside down by the arrival of Sean, a ruggedly handsome cowboy. Their connection is undeniable, a spark that ignites amidst the frontier's vast landscapes and rugged beauty. As their bond deepens, Leo and Sean must navigate the challenges of a society that refuses to accept their love. Secrets, prejudice, and the ever-present threat of ...

Lost from your handcart train in the wilderness, shot by a Crow Indian, attacked by a black bear drawn to the smell of your blood – and all before your thirteenth birthday! Life couldn’t have been more difficult for Connal Lee back in 1857. His ma died giving him birth. His abusive hillbilly pa drank moonshine night and day. He had no school, church, or social life in the backwoods of the Ozarks. No friends. Connal Lee had only an older brother and sister for family. Desperate, they ran away from home. They heard of the California Gold Rush and decided to go west to make their fortune. ...

On a world that forgot its origins as a colony... Kace, the teen archer who defied the odds, now faces a challenge greater than any he's ever known. With his loyal invisible baby dragon, Crystal, he embarks on a perilous journey filled with danger, intrigue, and ancient secrets. Their path leads them through treacherous landscapes, where they must confront deadly assassins, navigate courtly intrigue, and unravel a web of conspiracies that threaten to tear their ancient civilization apart. But as Kace delves deeper into the heart of the rebellion, their temple magicians uncover a truth that ...

What if you discovered yourself alone in the wilderness on the Overland Trail in 1857, wounded, weaponless, helpless? How would you react if, when you came to the following day, you found a young Shoshone medicine man and a cute Indian shaman girl tending your wounds? Connal Lee woke up that morning to a new life as a white Shoshone boy. Homesick for his brother and sister, his circumstances dictated he stay with the Shoshones until he made it to Great Salt Lake City. Raised in the Ozarks, educated while pushing a handcart across the country, the intelligent young teen adapted to another ...

A Thrilling Conclusion to a Captivating Trilogy In the final chapter of Leo's journey, the young cowboy faces new challenges and adventures as he navigates the changing landscape of the early 20th century. From the depths of personal loss to the benefits of hard work, Leo's story reaches a thrilling conclusion that will leave readers breathless. New Beginnings and Unexpected Twists As Leo adjusts to his new life as a stud rancher, he forms an unlikely friendship with a charismatic Indian Chief and embarks on a business venture that will change the face of his community. Along the way, he ...

How would you like to be a father at fourteen, sharing your tipi with two husbands and two wives in the Territory of Oregon in 1858? Connal Lee loved it. After the Utah War ended, Connal Lee and his family accompanied Chief Arimo to his summer camp in the Grand Tetons. That fall, Connal Lee’s first wife gave birth to his child, a boy. Chief Arimo needed to know if the trading posts and stores had reopened. He didn’t want to lead his tribe south for their annual fur trading expedition if the stores lacked trade goods. Connal Lee and his family happily rode south to find out. While in ...

What if you found yourself unwillingly drawn into America’s first civil war, the Utah War, just one of many wars going on around you? In the Territory of Oregon in 1858, the Sioux, Crow, Arapaho, and Shoshone tribes, ancient enemies, fought each other. They also attacked the US Cavalry guarding the Overland Trail. They raided Mormon pioneers and gold seekers traveling to the California goldfields. The Federal Government had also dispatched a third of the country’s army to subdue a nonexistent rebellion by the Mormons in the Territory of Utah. With the entire intermountain west up in ...

Friends with tribal Chiefs, Territorial Governors, Army Generals, Cavalry Majors, and the Mormon Prophet. A loving family and a newborn son. What’s wrong with living in a time of post-war peace? Change. Connal Lee found the world about him changing faster than he could keep up. Life in the Territories of Oregon and Utah in 1859 will never be the same again. Gold and silver discoveries in Virginia City and Pike’s peak brought swarms of prospectors and settlers crossing the intermountain west, creating even more friction with the Indians. Slavery debates in the eastern States turned ...

What would you do if gunshots woke you up in the middle of the night, endangering your family? Bullets whizzed through your tipi dangerously close to your baby son. But who’s attacking you? The Utah War ended without bloodshed. You’re building a new adobe home in peaceful Great Salt Lake City in 1859. Connal Lee and his spouses grabbed their weapons and rushed out to defend their family, camp, and friends from drunken soldiers from Fort Floyd. Other enemies, called Mormon Locusts, continued assaulting their construction camp. The huge Federal Army camped a day’s ride away had made the...

You’ve survived midnight attacks by drunken soldiers, frightened Mormon settlement guards, marauding White Indians, vandals, and mean-spirited pranks. Someone kidnapped your wife in broad daylight. While you rode to her rescue, the kidnapper shot your Warrior husband. Connal Lee despaired. Everything had gone wrong in peaceful, post-war 1859. Connal Lee bent over his fallen husband, trying to stop the bleeding. A hulking brute of an ex-soldier, one of the men arrested and punished for shooting up Connal Lee’s homestead, attacked him from behind. They fought fiercely. Read the dramatic ...