La femme de ménage voit tout

Freida McFadden

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What would you give to ride wild on a good horse in a just cause?

That's just what you'll do in Wes Crowley: The Original 6 Volume Story.

The Rise of a Warrior

Witness the interlocking fates of three young men.

Four Crows is a rising young war chief, born of blood and battle.

Young Wes Crowley and Otis "Mac" McFadden, bored teenagers in the small town of Watson in north Texas, are determined to become Texas Rangers.

Where fate will lead the three of them will leave you breathless.

The lines between right and wrong are often blurred, but never for Wes Crowley. Upright is not a matter of degree.

Comanche Fire

We meet the venerable Talbot brothers: one preacher, one farmer, and one bandito.

Are all Rangers always on the right side of the law?

Are all banditos evil to the core?

The answers might surprise you.

Wes Crowley, Texas Ranger

Wes and his buddy Mac battle Comanches, comancheros and banditos while making new friends and losing old ones.

Four Crows still casts an ominous shadow over the the plains and arroyos of the north Texas panhandle. Is he real or only a myth?

Leaving Amarillo

Placing unequivocal trust in anyone is seldom a good idea.

Honor and cowardice, greed and hatred, anger and love intertwine in this fast-paced tale of one man discovering what's true in life.

Come along as Wes battles Comanches, tracks enemies and friends, waxes philosophical, falls in love and ultimately finds himself in a place where one era hasn't quite ended and the next hasn't quite begun.

Longing for Mexico

If one novel in this series provides a strong turning point in the saga, it's this one.

Will Mac betray his oath and his lifelong friendship with Wes?

And what is Wes to do? Should he stay loyal to the Rangers or to his friend? Is it possible to do both?

Will the love of a woman play a role? And what of the renegade war chief, Four Crows?

South to Mexico

This part of the saga contains a touch of the tall tale, a touch of magic realism, and the wide-open spaces of the Texas plains, the Mexican desert, and the sea.

Of course, the plains, the desert and the sea are more similar than they are not. All are filled with angry gods who conspire to pit man against the elements and himself.

Will Wes make new lifelong friends? Will he retire a few more enemies? Wes learns who he truly is and the value of love, magic, a family... and yes, a good horse.

Come along for the ride! There's plenty more to come!

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