Montana Skirts
Montana Skirts by Chance Cooper, published by Booksbychance on May 31, 2015, is a work of fiction that spans 232 pages. The story follows Alejandra, a resilient woman raised in the harsh conditions of the Chihuahua Desert. After the murder of her father, she embarks on a challenging journey to drive her herd 1,500 miles north to the Montana Territory, facing numerous dangers along the way.
Readers will find a narrative that explores Alejandra’s struggles against rapists, kidnappers, and child slavers, as well as her encounters with Indigenous peoples. Throughout her journey, she not only strives to build a formidable ranch but also discovers her true love. The book delves into themes of survival and resilience in the face of adversity, set against the backdrop of the Western genre.
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Alejandra was raised under the harsh conditions of the Chihuahua Desert. Her mother died at birth and she was raised by her father, who taught her how to ride, rope and shoot as well as any man. Her father has since been murdered, and she is no longer capable of maintaining the herd on the parched desert land. She has decided to drive the herd 1500 miles north to the Montana Territory. Along the way she encounters rapists, kidnappers, a child slaver and Indians. And amidst all that, she builds a formidable ranch and finds her true love. But first, she must save his life, and then he must save her.
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