Katherine W Sterling

Brownie Take Me Home Katherine W Sterling

Venturing into these stories will bring you face-to-face with adventures only imagined. You will meet the characters, who made Western movies for the Golden Screen in the 20th century. They will race to the finish line of the Haul & Box-it Race on their famous movie horses, competing against all odds through a turnaround in a box canyon, and to save Barbara Stanwyck from sure death in a flash flood only to get caught in an Indian defensive before finishing the race. Ride Brownie through Central Idaho to Northern Utah to sell forty head of mustangs to the Pony Express Company. A young girl, along with her grandfather Yancy must swim the horses across the Snake River to their destination. Find out what happens when they almost arrive safely but are shifted to quite a different end. Go to church with Brownie at a small Episcopal Church in Madison Valley, Montana with grandmother and her granddaughter; live through a siege on a ranch in Diamond City, Montana in 1919 and witness a young woman faced with losing her unborn baby as she is cut off by Federal Marshals from water, help, and medical care, while she defends her home, alone. Ride with a young girl and her little brother through the corn fields of Illinois in 1939 in order to escape their mother's mental illness; take a road trip with two sisters from Montana to Wisconsin to heal their mother of pneumonia; embark upon a shamanic journey to the underworld at the bottom of Hidden Lake in Montana to seek an answer for a sister with ovarian cancer.