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by Charles M. (Charles Marcus) Horton
BRED OF THE DESERT
CHAPTER IA COLT IS BORN
CHAPTER IIFELIPE CELEBRATES
CHAPTER IIIA SURPRISE
CHAPTER IVA NEW HOME
CHAPTER VLONELINESS
CHAPTER VITHE FIRST GREAT LESSON
CHAPTER VIIA STRANGER
CHAPTER VIIIFELIPE MAKES A DISCOVERY
CHAPTER IXTHE SECOND GREAT LESSON
A fierce desert sandstorm erupts over the Rio Grande, turning the horizon into a swirling sea of dust and thunderous wind. Caught in its fury, Felipe Montoya, a lanky young Mexican, fights to keep his rigging and two weary mares moving through the chaos. When one of the older mares collapses, the desperate rider faces the grim reality that losing even a cheap workhorse could crush his meager hopes.
Undeterred, Felipe tends to the injured mare, discovering a quiet resilience in her eyes that mirrors his own stubborn spirit. As the storm clears and the desert brightens, a tentative partnership begins to blossom, hinting at a deeper bond that may change both man and beast. The tale weaves survival, the harsh beauty of the Southwest, and the promise of an unexpected romance rooted in trust and perseverance.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (411K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.fadedpage.com
Release date
2010-02-24
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
b. 1879
A little-known early 20th-century writer, he left behind both a practical guide to engineering careers and a vivid desert romance set in the American Southwest. His surviving books suggest a versatile author who could move easily between useful nonfiction and atmospheric storytelling.
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