Annie Talks To Horses has horse dreams and dinosaur nightmares. Her canine friend is an independent cuss, a big white livestock guardian dog, who is duty bound to save the day.
Saddle up your cowpony and come ride along with our plucky heroes.
Warning: this book contains humor, sex, cussin’, and enough sarcasm to choke a horse.
It's after the apocalypse. Humanity gets a do-over on a pristine planet.
Annie, her cowboy compadres and the new Amish settlers are exploring parts unknown. They have part of an old map & a lot of spunk.
The cowboys & Injins are hot & sexy. Michael has a new friend. For our cover model, it's a dog's life.
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This is Spirit Animal series book three, featuring Annie Talks To Horses.
Readers of Craig Johnson, Tony Hillerman, Dick Francis, Michael Crichton, Robert B. Parker, Ace Atkins, Robert Knott, Michael Bunker, Janet Evanovich should like this book.
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Barbara Neville's Spirit Animal series is not what you would expect. It’s all about Cowboys and Injins. It’s told by a tough cowgirl. It takes place in the twenty-sixth century. It may be the future, but our cowboys ride horses.
You see, five hundred years ago were the Troubles. Earth was blown to smithereens. The lucky people got out just before. Pioneered new planets. War moved out into space. Things got blown back to primitive. Humankind clawed their way back out, ruled by the Federals.
Progress made them nervous, so the Feds passed a law declaring all the newly explored planets as wilderness. No internal combustion engines or electronics are allowed beyond the spaceport on planet Rock.
The law is meant to save mankind from itself.
The problem? Outlaws are beyond the law.
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Rustic western visionary Barbara Neville takes us on another humorous action-packed adventure into the cowboy future. This Native American thriller features a strong woman protagonist and a little help from man's best friend. This is book three of the Spirit Animal series featuring Annie Talks To Horses.
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Reviews of Cowgirls Just Wanna Have Fun (Spirit Animal #2):
“There oughta be a "very good" category of writing. 'cause that's where this one is. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will buy the next one too. Y'all do the same.”
“Smartass, fun and fast moving.”
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Reviews of On the Rocks (Spirit Animal #1):
“A VERY ENJOYABLE READ!!! Captivating, mentally stimulating, & entertaining with a STRONG female character.”
“Actually my favorite summer read! I can just picture this gal ridin', shootin', and livin' it up on the range with quite a cast of characters!! Fun, lighthearted and gritty . I was born too late ! But "On the Rocks" puts me there!”
“laugh out loud funny.”
“Dammit, the book just quit, long before it was through. I had a buncha good stuff in mind I was looking forward to, but the book just STOPPED!!
Dammit again.
There WILL be another, won't there?
Is it here yet?
Is it here yet?
Is it here yet?
There's a small chance this book was found to be tolerable.”
“"On the Rocks" has an intriguing story line with some definite surprises you don't expect in a Western. The characters are interesting, I look forward to learning more about them.”
“Interesting. Definitely not my usual book. I enjoyed it though.”
Saddle up your cowpony and come ride along with our plucky heroes.
Warning: this book contains humor, sex, cussin’, and enough sarcasm to choke a horse.
It's after the apocalypse. Humanity gets a do-over on a pristine planet.
Annie, her cowboy compadres and the new Amish settlers are exploring parts unknown. They have part of an old map & a lot of spunk.
The cowboys & Injins are hot & sexy. Michael has a new friend. For our cover model, it's a dog's life.
***
This is Spirit Animal series book three, featuring Annie Talks To Horses.
Readers of Craig Johnson, Tony Hillerman, Dick Francis, Michael Crichton, Robert B. Parker, Ace Atkins, Robert Knott, Michael Bunker, Janet Evanovich should like this book.
***.
Barbara Neville's Spirit Animal series is not what you would expect. It’s all about Cowboys and Injins. It’s told by a tough cowgirl. It takes place in the twenty-sixth century. It may be the future, but our cowboys ride horses.
You see, five hundred years ago were the Troubles. Earth was blown to smithereens. The lucky people got out just before. Pioneered new planets. War moved out into space. Things got blown back to primitive. Humankind clawed their way back out, ruled by the Federals.
Progress made them nervous, so the Feds passed a law declaring all the newly explored planets as wilderness. No internal combustion engines or electronics are allowed beyond the spaceport on planet Rock.
The law is meant to save mankind from itself.
The problem? Outlaws are beyond the law.
***
Rustic western visionary Barbara Neville takes us on another humorous action-packed adventure into the cowboy future. This Native American thriller features a strong woman protagonist and a little help from man's best friend. This is book three of the Spirit Animal series featuring Annie Talks To Horses.
***
Reviews of Cowgirls Just Wanna Have Fun (Spirit Animal #2):
“There oughta be a "very good" category of writing. 'cause that's where this one is. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will buy the next one too. Y'all do the same.”
“Smartass, fun and fast moving.”
***
Reviews of On the Rocks (Spirit Animal #1):
“A VERY ENJOYABLE READ!!! Captivating, mentally stimulating, & entertaining with a STRONG female character.”
“Actually my favorite summer read! I can just picture this gal ridin', shootin', and livin' it up on the range with quite a cast of characters!! Fun, lighthearted and gritty . I was born too late ! But "On the Rocks" puts me there!”
“laugh out loud funny.”
“Dammit, the book just quit, long before it was through. I had a buncha good stuff in mind I was looking forward to, but the book just STOPPED!!
Dammit again.
There WILL be another, won't there?
Is it here yet?
Is it here yet?
Is it here yet?
There's a small chance this book was found to be tolerable.”
“"On the Rocks" has an intriguing story line with some definite surprises you don't expect in a Western. The characters are interesting, I look forward to learning more about them.”
“Interesting. Definitely not my usual book. I enjoyed it though.”