Sister's Promise
The year is 1855 and Texas is a land of immigrants, Indians and bandits, all fighting to hold on to the sacred piece of land they each claim as their own. And it will be there that the O'Neill brothers, Cadan, William Pearl and Benjamin will choose from the Orphan Train, a girl meant to replace the in their mother's heart, the lost daughter she still grieves. A little red-haired orphan girl with seemingly no name, not even a birthday, while more importantly, no desire to become one of them. This is a story of Texas Rangers and the Rio Grande, a journey along the Cotton Road and a war of no return, but most of all, Sister's Promise is a story of family.
188 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2022 by Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp · ISBN 9798448469565
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- Sister's Promise · Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp · 2022 · ISBN 9798448469565 This page
- Sister's Promise · Independently published · 2022 · ISBN 9798834989141
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