The New Indians
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.16 (619 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1491752327 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 286 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Joe Jessup was adopted by Native American families and has spent the past forty years working from horseback. . Joe and his wife, Linda, own and operate a small ranch in northeastern Utah. He has herded cattle and trained horses, worked as a wilderness guide, and scouted with tribal game wardens
As hard lines are drawn in the sand, Sierra Club demonstrators are beaten and a girl is missing after a peaceful protest on national forest land. With tensions between residents and environmentalists at an all-time high, Clyde must now decide whether to cross a green line and forfeit old relationships from his past to protect the strangers. When the search for the missing girl is called off, Clyde embarks on a dangerous quest to find the girl that leads him to expose a killer and to embrace the love he has always desired. In places like Big Scratch, Montana, where everything environmental is seen as a threat to jobs and prosperity, land developers and oil and mining companies chop up big ranches, leaving behind a mountain of contamination that causes environmental groups to lock down public land. In this gripping contemporary Western tale, two sides clash in opposition over a cha
A good ride and read! Excellent story, puts you in the life and the saddles of Clyde and Fleabit. I really enjoyed the dialog and the descriptions. Joe knows his stuff on horses and ranch life and it shows. Interesting twist on the rancher's and tree hugger's viewpoints. Looking forward to more!. Joe Jessup breaks trail with this intriguing, multi-faceted story kima Joe Jessup breaks trail with this intriguing, multi-faceted story that pulls at your heart. It is obvious that Jessup has extensive knowledge and passion for our Earth and all the many colors of those who follow the Red Road. It is so encouraging to get insight from an author with such a rich background of experiences. As I read I realized Jessup is truly the real deal. I was swept away by th. Curtis Davis said New Indians is Great. I found the story-line excellent, and the topics covered to be of great social relevence. Joe is the consumate story teller. The book made me feel as if I were living the life of a cowboy. I recommend New Indians to anyone who wants to be entertained.
About the Author Joe Jessup was adopted by Native American families and has spent the past forty years working from horseback. Joe and his wife, Linda, own and operate a small ranch in northeastern Utah. . He has herded cattle and trained horses, worked as a wilderness guide, and scouted with tribal game wardens