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Sally Murphy
Eleven year old Sally was on her own on the streets of New York. During a freezing storm an affluent attorney rescued her. She was placed on an Orphan Train believing she would have a better life. She rode the train all the way to General, Nebraska before she was adopted by Reverend Murphy and his wife. Sally was a survivor. After being rejected by her first love, she married Alex George. They had two wonderful sons and a prosperous business. When Alex was killed defending her honor and business, Sally became very depressed. Knowing she had to return to reality for the sake of her two children, she moved to Barnhill and began a new life.
Liberty Road
Ida Keller’s life had been difficult. She was born and raised in a brothel. She was raped by the brothel owner and brutalized by Oran Krunson. She was running from her past when she arrived at Barnhill. Christopher Trapp offers her a job in his saloon and brothel. He protects his girls and never mixes business with pleasure until he meets Ida. Oran arrived in town and beats Ida almost killing her.
Travis Past
Travis Past continues the stories in this saga of the Eversby’s and the Kubats. Jacob was the sole heir to the Eversby’s fortune. Against his parent’s wishes, he and his common wife traveled to Oklahoma. Tragedy struck. They had a son that will affect many lives to come. Joseph and Frances Kubat arrived from Czechoslovakia and journey to Nebraska. Pregnant with their first child Frances believed this is where God had placed them. They raise Travis Eversby as their own, he grew up with their daughter Aggie, until he was ten years old and his grandfather took him to Boston. Aggies’s heart was broken. Eventually she fell in love with Nate Horner. When Travis discovered that Aggie and Nate were planning to wed, he returned to General.
Travis Pass Mega Book is three novels filled with hardworking characters who endure the hardships of living on the frontier. All the characters are connected. This historical romance is sure to please the most discriminating reader.
