Author Profile
Caroline Lockhart
| Biography: | American author Caroline Cameron Lockhart was born in Eagle Point, Illinois in 1871. She grew up on the family ranch, and after college, tried her hand at acting. When acting didn't work out, she became a reporter and started to write short stories and novels that feature the culture of the Old West, with titles such as The Man From Bitter Roots (1915) and The Fighting Shepherdess (1919). Politically active, Lockhart spoke out on preservation issues in Wyoming and took a strong stand against Prohibition. |
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The Fighting Shepherdess  |
The Fighting Shepherdess
17-year-old Katie Prentice fears she is trapped in a small sheep farming town and must always put up with the disrespectful men who come through. Her fears begin to wane, however, when she meets Hughie Disston. Each will face many challenges on the adventure-filled road to the other. Category: Western Romance |
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The Dude Wrangler  |
The Dude Wrangler
The old and the new clash in the halls of The Colonial Inn, where men retired from work in the Old West live beside young women making their own way in the world. It is at The Colonial, with all its history, that Wallie first meets Helene, and generations of family feuds come roaring to life. Categories: Romance, Western Romance |
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The Man From The Bitter Roots  |
The Man From The Bitter Roots
Growing up and joining the Shutin Mining Camp, Bruce Burt learns to be stubborn and powerful. But when his mother dies and his partner is murdered, he faces questions about living a life of adventure or building a civilized society. Perhaps a feminine influence is just what he needs. Category: Western Romance |
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