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    Avenge
    The Carolinian
    Ebook series2 titles

    Six Bulls of Missouri Series

    By Richard Puz

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    About this series

    Violence rages during the 1850s, as marauding men roam the lawless border of Missouri in the historical novel, Avenge. Bent on looting and killing, they raid Curtis Sommer’s farm, which sets the young man on a journey seeking justice while confronting brutal enemies and nature's fury. One after another, the outlaws are brought to account.

    Veeko, a cunning villain with missing fingers, is the last and most elusive. After he brutally takes the innocence of a young woman, the Sommer family is in turmoil, leading to startling twists of fortune an d an epic battle of wits between the farmer-turned-reaper and the outlaw.
    Novelists Larry McMurtry and Louis L’Amour have used the American frontier as magnificent backdrops for their novels. In this tradition, the setting for Avenge spans across the untamed American frontier from Missouri to Texas to the pioneer trails crossing Nebraska Territory.

    Extensive research has been conducted over the past twelve years, with historical events, locations, and individuals woven throughout this story. The novel joins others in the author’s Six Bulls series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Puz
    Release dateJan 1, 2009
    Avenge
    The Carolinian

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 2

      The Carolinian
      The Carolinian

      The Carolinian

      Richard Puz
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      Abraham, self-reliant and a man of faith, contracts pioneer fever to migrate west from North Carolina in the 1800s. Whetting his appetite for adventure is Big Jen, who spins yarns about Six Bulls country in Missouri, with prairie grass as high as a horse's eye. Woven together are Abraham's confrontations with disasters, slavery, Hooker-the slaver, and American history leading to the Civil War. The novel captures the spirit of men and women carving out new lives on the frontier, revealing the roots of a new nation's greatness and its darkest shame, as war looms.

      Abraham, self-reliant and a man of faith, contracts pioneer fever to migrate west from North Carolina in the 1800s. Whetting his appetite for adventure is Big Jen, who spins yarns about Six Bulls country in Missouri, with prairie grass as high as a horse's eye. Woven together are Abraham's confrontations with disasters, slavery, Hooker-the slaver, and American history leading to the Civil War. The novel captures the spirit of men and women carving out new lives on the frontier, revealing the roots of a new nation's greatness and its darkest shame, as war looms.

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      Avenge
      Avenge

      Avenge

      Richard Puz
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      Violence rages during the 1850s, as marauding men roam the lawless border of Missouri in the historical novel, Avenge. Bent on looting and killing, they raid Curtis Sommer’s farm, which sets the young man on a journey seeking justice while confronting brutal enemies and nature's fury. One after another, the outlaws are brought to account. Veeko, a cunning villain with missing fingers, is the last and most elusive. After he brutally takes the innocence of a young woman, the Sommer family is in turmoil, leading to startling twists of fortune an d an epic battle of wits between the farmer-turned-reaper and the outlaw. Novelists Larry McMurtry and Louis L’Amour have used the American frontier as magnificent backdrops for their novels. In this tradition, the setting for Avenge spans across the untamed American frontier from Missouri to Texas to the pioneer trails crossing Nebraska Territory. Extensive research has been conducted over the past twelve years, with historical events, locations, and individuals woven throughout this story. The novel joins others in the author’s Six Bulls series.

      Violence rages during the 1850s, as marauding men roam the lawless border of Missouri in the historical novel, Avenge. Bent on looting and killing, they raid Curtis Sommer’s farm, which sets the young man on a journey seeking justice while confronting brutal enemies and nature's fury. One after another, the outlaws are brought to account. Veeko, a cunning villain with missing fingers, is the last and most elusive. After he brutally takes the innocence of a young woman, the Sommer family is in turmoil, leading to startling twists of fortune an d an epic battle of wits between the farmer-turned-reaper and the outlaw. Novelists Larry McMurtry and Louis L’Amour have used the American frontier as magnificent backdrops for their novels. In this tradition, the setting for Avenge spans across the untamed American frontier from Missouri to Texas to the pioneer trails crossing Nebraska Territory. Extensive research has been conducted over the past twelve years, with historical events, locations, and individuals woven throughout this story. The novel joins others in the author’s Six Bulls series.

    Author

    Richard Puz

    The 19th-century American migration has always fascinated me. The hardships of the pioneers and the tragedies of the Indian population provide rich historical material and a broad background canvass for my stories. Additionally, all of my stories have some basis in the ancestry of my family.

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