Wow, you’ve got my heart racing just with that comment! Can only imagine what the book will do!
Our weather here in Vermont is turning cooler with fall on its way. All the leaf peepers will be coming to town to see the colors and get some apples and cider donuts.
Happy day to you and yours….and all the animals too.
Hi Linda, Sherry again, sorry it’s taken me longer than I’d planned to respond to the age question of Angus that you had questioned me about. In HCB (Rafe’s story, I know) on page two Angus is talking to Georgia @ her grave sight, saying, “I turned 55 today”. Then on page 9 (in the paperback) he’s gathered his 3 sons at dinner because he’s come to a decision about their futures. He says, “I’m an old man. Seventy-five, in fact…” That’s what I was confused about. Angus would be well into his 80s by the time Holt’s daughter is grown & is coming home to the Triple M in a snow storm from CA in a later book. Since he is still riding in the storm to find her wrecked train, I figure you meant him to be the younger of the two ages mentioned. This in no way took away from the compelling story, though, the first in the legendary McKettrick series, one of my absolute favorites !!!
I love those Wild West McKettrick’s! Rafe especially! I was thinking, back in those days, someone who was 55 in years was probably like someone who now-a-days is 75 in years. So really, he was 55 yrs old with a 75-year old body, right? :O) If he was 75 at the time it seems his children would have been in their 40s and 50s, and if I remember correctly, the boys were in their 20s. So I think Angus meant that he meant he was 75 “physically.” I can relate!
Are you finishing Big Sky River or is there something else in the works that I missed along the way?
I’ve read every book you’ve written – or at least listed on your web site. Love them all and can’t wait for the next to appear. Pre ordered An Outlaw’s Christmas this week for my Kindle.
Cattle drives rarely went more than ten or twelve miles a day, as the cattle had to be given time to rest and graze. A drive from Texas to Montana could take up to five months.
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Wow, you’ve got my heart racing just with that comment! Can only imagine what the book will do!
Our weather here in Vermont is turning cooler with fall on its way. All the leaf peepers will be coming to town to see the colors and get some apples and cider donuts.
Happy day to you and yours….and all the animals too.
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Haha, LOVE those hot love scenes :-). No body does em quite like you do, Linda Sizzlin
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I can’t wait!!!!
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Hi Linda, Sherry again, sorry it’s taken me longer than I’d planned to respond to the age question of Angus that you had questioned me about. In HCB (Rafe’s story, I know) on page two Angus is talking to Georgia @ her grave sight, saying, “I turned 55 today”. Then on page 9 (in the paperback) he’s gathered his 3 sons at dinner because he’s come to a decision about their futures. He says, “I’m an old man. Seventy-five, in fact…” That’s what I was confused about. Angus would be well into his 80s by the time Holt’s daughter is grown & is coming home to the Triple M in a snow storm from CA in a later book. Since he is still riding in the storm to find her wrecked train, I figure you meant him to be the younger of the two ages mentioned. This in no way took away from the compelling story, though, the first in the legendary McKettrick series, one of my absolute favorites !!!
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I love those Wild West McKettrick’s! Rafe especially! I was thinking, back in those days, someone who was 55 in years was probably like someone who now-a-days is 75 in years. So really, he was 55 yrs old with a 75-year old body, right? :O) If he was 75 at the time it seems his children would have been in their 40s and 50s, and if I remember correctly, the boys were in their 20s. So I think Angus meant that he meant he was 75 “physically.” I can relate!
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Are you finishing Big Sky River or is there something else in the works that I missed along the way?
I’ve read every book you’ve written – or at least listed on your web site. Love them all and can’t wait for the next to appear. Pre ordered An Outlaw’s Christmas this week for my Kindle.
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I’m finishing “Big Sky River”, behind schedule! It will come out in January of 2013
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Hi Linda,
It is a little warm here to dayup in the 84 today. Linda, are we doiing the Happiness Project? Hope to hear from you.
Norma
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YES! We’re going to do the Happiness Project. I’m just looking at the requirements.