Ernest Vance loses everything when a dam collapses and sweeps off the map his home, his parents, and the future he thought was secure. With only his family’s surviving cattle left, he joins a desperate wagon train of townsfolk heading two hundred miles toward safety. When a powerful rancher claims the herd as his own, Ernest realizes their last hope for survival has made them a target.
Anna Whitfield has survived widowhood and built a quiet life as Vance Fields’ schoolteacher, but the flood leaves six frightened children in her care and no one else to protect them. With food scarce, families gone, and a dangerous trail ahead, she must become more than their teacher, even while fearing she is not strong enough…
With hired guns on their trail, betrayal inside the caravan, and a ruthless rancher determined to claim the cattle that could save them all, Ernest and Anna must lead the survivors through a fight for justice before everything they have left is taken from them.
Tropes: Wagon Train Adventure, Found Family, Cattle Drive
"Trail Beyond the Flood" is a historical adventure novel of approximately 90,000 words. No cliffhangers, only pure unadulterated action.
Genre: Western
Anna Whitfield has survived widowhood and built a quiet life as Vance Fields’ schoolteacher, but the flood leaves six frightened children in her care and no one else to protect them. With food scarce, families gone, and a dangerous trail ahead, she must become more than their teacher, even while fearing she is not strong enough…
With hired guns on their trail, betrayal inside the caravan, and a ruthless rancher determined to claim the cattle that could save them all, Ernest and Anna must lead the survivors through a fight for justice before everything they have left is taken from them.
Tropes: Wagon Train Adventure, Found Family, Cattle Drive
"Trail Beyond the Flood" is a historical adventure novel of approximately 90,000 words. No cliffhangers, only pure unadulterated action.
Genre: Western
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