Trails to Dos Encinos
Trails to Dos Encinos by Charles Clark, published by iUniverse in July 2003, is a work of fiction that intertwines elements of romance and Western themes. The story follows sixteen-year-old Sarah Levin, who is forced to flee her home in mid-19th century Germany due to tragedy. After a harrowing shipwreck, she finds herself alone and starving in a Mexican settlement, where she is nursed back to health by a priest and his custodian. As she embarks on a journey to America, she encounters Charro Cisneros, a young rancher who becomes her protector and love interest.
Readers will discover a tale of resilience and love as Sarah and Charro navigate the challenges posed by their circumstances and their growing feelings for each other. The narrative explores themes of loss, courage, and the quest for closure, particularly as Sarah confronts her past and the loss of her parents. With a page count of 312, this edition offers a detailed exploration of the characters’ emotional journeys against the backdrop of the wild rangelands.
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Does everything happen for a reason? Sixteen-year-old SARAH LEVIN finds that particular idea hard to believe when she and her family are forced to flee their home in mid-19th century Germany for America.
Tragedy strikes when a hurricane capsizes the ship, sending Sarah into a raging sea. Washed ashore, starving and alone, she staggers into a settlement in Mexico and collapses in the village’s church.
The priest and his custodian nurse her to health. Sarah’s encounter with murderous bandits brings Charro Cisneros, a young rancher, to her rescue. Charro then volunteers to escort Sarah to America.
In the course of the trip, Charro becomes enchanted by Sarah’s beauty, resourcefulness, and courage. Meanwhile, she grows enamored by his rugged good looks and quiet competence, as well as his mischievous nature that matches her own. Charro and Sarah are drawn to each other by their unprofessed love but held apart by insurmountable barriers.
On the verge of a breakdown and severe depression, Sarah undertakes a perilous journey back to Mexico and seeks closure on the loss of her parents. When Charro learns that Sarah has set off across the wild rangelands alone, he races after her. But, is he too late?
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