Blood In His Boots
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The bull's head took the bear full in the back and his momentium carried him under the bear and he flipped him over his head. The bear hit the ground with a resounding crash and the bull whirled and tried to gore it from the side. The bear,however, was equally fast and rose on his hind legs, pulling his forelegs and head out of the way. Still, as the bull passed, his razor pointed horn raked a gash across the bear's stomach. Again, the bull whirled,but this time he stopped, facing the roaring bear. The bear turned his snout to the sky and his outraged growls shook the surrounding hills. But as he looked at the unimpressed longhorn bull, his little brain for the first time in his life held doubt, which is the mother of fear. He was hurt, probably several broken ribs as well as a deep gash across the front of his body, and there across from him unhurt, unbloodied, stood his enemy snorting, bellowing, and pawing the ground, throwing great clods of dirt into the air.
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GRIZZLY BEAR VS. LONGHORN BULL The bull’s head took the bear full in the back and his momentum carried him under the bear and he flipped him over INSERT IMAGE his head. The bear hit the ground with a resounding crash and the bull whirled and tried to gore it from the side. The bear, however, was equally fast and rose on his hind legs, pulling his forelegs and head out of the way. Still as the bull passed his razor- pointed horn raked a gash across the bear’s stomach “A piece of quality fiction.” Wayne Lee Gay,--The Fort Worth Star Telegram. “You have a good action packed shoot-‘em-up…I enjoyed reading it very much.” Alice Evert—Evert & Associates, San Antonio, Texas. “This book is a page turner, a true Western fan ought to lap this book up.” --Barbara Rodriguez, Texas Monthly. “You obviously have a great affection for the Western Genre…you’ve done your research with care…In addition…you’ve created a vivid central character.” --Richard Curtis, New York, New York. FIRST TIME IN PAPERBACK (EASY TO READ PRINT)
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I was born in 1939 in Tarrant County,Texas on the banks of Villege Creek, in a house with no plumbing or electricity. My uncle Ruben rode a horse to get the doctor from nearby Arlington. At the age of six, I moved to the small town of Decatur. I was raised around farms, ranches and livestock. I rode as an amateur in local rodeos. I grew up reading and loving Luke Short and Max Brand. I currently live in San Antonio, Texas with my lovely wife Celine and mixed terrier Rio.