Bøker utgitt av O. L. Brown

He ordered the men off of her ranch and now he's determined to find the ghost of a man who killed her husband and wants her ranch. A man who is as elusive as a mountain lion and a puff of smoke. It would have been easier to SADDLE THE WIND

Carol Shannon is running for her life She believes her husband has hired a man to kill her and she has embarked on a voyage to Athens, Greece in a desperate attempt to escape. By chance, she meets a stranger who risks his life to protect her. And then, an unexpected twist of fate intervenes in this high-stakes game of life and death.Shadows on the Water is a larger-than-life novel of lurking menace and new love. It is crowded with a rich variety of characters, startling events, is rich in deep human emotions, and ends with a "WOW" I didn't see this coming

There is trouble in the beautiful South Park Valley of Colorado and Dan Walker's father has written to his drifting son to "come home" to help his aging parents deal with the intimidation and turmoil. Walker rides from Wyoming and into a hornet's nest of intrigue, scheming, kidnapping, and to the rescue of a lonely mountain girl, who has become trapped in the violence. and intrigue gripping the valley. THE MAN FROM WYOMING is a tender, Western love story that will warm the heart of the reader as it unfolds in the shadows of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. .

Albert Granger is a handsome and wealthy lawyer (some would say he is a bit sober and stodgy for his years) who has recently inherited a mountain ranch. He is also engaged to marry the beautiful, but volatile, Agatha Woodward. While driving to his ranch his staid and ordered life is suddenly upended when a brash young woman, whose car has broken down, steps into the middle of the road, shouts and waves him to a halt, and then demands that he look into the problem with her car. Nothing is ever quite the same again in his life.

THE PRAIRIE WIND the vagaries of life in stark reality. Why do bad things happen to good people? It is rich in the deep feelings and passions associated with good and evil; the joy and satisfaction in extending compassion to and forgiveness to others, and the serenity of newfound love. It is crowded with a wide variety of people, events, drama, suspense, and a warm understanding of human nature. Isaiah Bowdrie's wife has been brutally murdered. He is determined to find the men who murdered his wife and bring them to justice, even if he has to kill them himself. His search for his wife's killers takes him from his pastoral home in Southern Tennessee to the crime-infested slums of St. Louis; a second murder, and eventually to a frontier town in Western Kansas. When he finds the men who killed his wife he is faced with some difficult decisions, which have far-reaching consequences, not only for himself, but for a teenage boy, and a lovely woman who steps forward to aid him when he is near death. THE PRAIRE WIND will impact your thinking about good, evil, compassion, forgiveness and love. The reader will remember this book for a long time.

Twenty years have passed since Randell Cordell abandoned his dying wife and ran off with another woman. He was vilified by everyone in the small connunity for his heartless and immoral beheavior. He's determined to make a freash start to his troubled life and hopes to redeem himself by returning to the town where his downfall began. He knows the challenge will be great, but the unexpected appearance of the woman he ran off with and an irristiable little orpahn girl, upsets his plans and leads him down some startlng and unexpected pathways. Shadows of the Past is a heartwarming story of redemption and love , which will uplift the heart and engage the mind of the reader, leaving them pondering the many twists and turns of life.

The staid and wealthy William Bentley has turned the operation of his business over to his son. He leaves to board a cruise ship in Barcelona, Spain to cruise the French Riviera, and disembark in Rome, Italy. During a three-hour layover in Amsterdam, he encounters the beautiful Helen Maxwell, who has become lost and disorientated in the large airport. His vacation has barely gotten underway, but this chance encounter, with this charming, "Kind of dumb, Kind of smart" woman will up-end all of his vacation plans. Roman Holiday, is rich in human emotions that will leave the reader laughing one moment and pondering the many vagaries of life the next.

Jean LaBerge has been awarded a land grant in the Ohio Wilderness. He leaves Vermont and travels west to claim his land. While traveling in a flatboat along the Ohio River he meets the lovely Hannah Cody, who is on her way to Kentucky with her parents. When they leave the boat, Laberge warns her father of unsavory men he has observed in the camp. They go their separate ways and Hannah, and her parents are abducted by these men and held for ransom. When Laberge learns of their fate he immediately turns back and rides to their rescue. However, the sudden appearance of an aristocratic, British Loyalist woman, forces him to make some difficult choices. The Tall Stranger is a tender love story, which is filled with twists and turns of fate, and a variety of characters, as it unfolds in the Ohio Wilderness of Revolutionary America.

In Superstition Mountain Dreams the tantalizing legends of lost gold mines and buried treasure, which haunt these intriguing and formidable mountains, come alive for a whiskered old prospector, for Peggy Cahill and her family, and a soft-spoken stranger, as the Cahill family fight to hold onto their ranch when a crooked banker is determined to foreclose on their ranch. Superstition Mountain Springs is crowded with a variety of characters and events that will bring drama, suspense, and a warm understanding of human nature to the reader.

The monumental events of World War II provide the background for his gripping story of courage, sacrifice, betrayal, and love in a Nazi-occupied Belgium village when a Belgian woman shelters a wounded American pilot in a secret attic hideaway, while the Germans demand that he be turned over to them. INTO THE RISING DAWN is crowded with a rich variety of characters and a riveting, fast paced plot, which fill this mesmerizing store wiothj the deep and rich human emotions of ordinary people who are caught up in the strife and violence of war.

Joab has been devistated by the violence of the Civil War. Sally's husband was killed during the Civil War. Jack and Detta are each running from a troubled past. Add in two little boys who love to fish along Sappa Creek, some Indians, a couple of jail breakers, and you will be spell-bound at what happens when they all meet along the Sappa Creek Road. This is a heart warming story of love, redemption, changed lives, and shared compssion.

When Beth, her husband, and four small children, move to a small town in Northern Minnesota near the end of the Great Depression, the good job, which her husband hoped to secure, does not materialize. In dire straits, they are forced to live in an abandoned cabin and to call on others to help provide milk for their little children. They soon find there are others in need during this trying time, and as the frigid winter passes, Beth and her husband learn that the more they give of their meager resources, the greater the blessings they receive in return. This is a heartwarming story of love, sharing, and survival during a very trying time.