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"The Southern Plainsman"
by Andru Hunter
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The Southern Plainsman by Andru Hunter. The
story takes place in early 1870's Kansas and T.
K. Ross returning to the west after a long visit to
his sister and brother in eastern Pennsylvania,
he finds a new life. T.K. is known as The
Southern Plainsman because of his genteel ways
and southern accent. But he is quick to anger
and can turn into a quick cold blooded killer. He
has ridden the prairies with his friends Billy
Dixon, Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok
since the end of the civil war. Now the moment
has come in his life when he must turn to the life
of law and order. To set down roots, start a
family and settle into the country he has roamed.
He finds friendship in a gangly Texan out for
revenge, a Federal Judge named Markham, and
a community that welcomes him with open arms
to settle the cow town of Newton Kansas. The
Southern Plainsman was written as a fiction
though the eyes of fictional characters about
real life people and legends of the times. It is
written as it would or could have happened then.
No Hollywood hype in this story. Read about the
Cambridge educated Indian Chief who knows
lots about medicine, along with his weakness for
pie. Pete Lomax, who finds love, the killers of his
family and his herd of cattle with the help and
guidance from T.K. The real life story of the
shoot out in Newton Kansas know as the
Massacre of Newton. The Ross Family Saga
starts here with T.K. Ross as the patriarch, as
he becomes a legendary U.S. Marshal that is
trusted by all and feared by the lawless.
PRESS RELEASE,
(NewYork, New York AP)
From Amazon Publishers
New Historical Fiction Revisits the Plains of
Kansas during the Late 19th Century.
First-time author Andru Hunter looks to the past
to create a different kind of hero in The
Southern Plainsman.
The Southern Plainsman by Andru Hunter is the
story of one man’s journey to personal
greatness.
In The Southern Plainsman, T.K. Ross, a
plainsman since the Civil War, is witnessing the
westward flow of settlers. The wild ways of the
Kansas prairies are now surrendering to a new
force. The Indians are nearly subdued, and the
buffalo are becoming sparse. Longing to settle
down and make a contribution to the community,
T.K. takes his first step toward taming the rough
country of Newton, Kansas and becomes a U.S.
Marshal. With his new badge, he sets out to find
love, friendship, and a home, meeting along the
way, historical figures such as Wild Bill Hickok,
Buffalo Bill Cody, and Buffalo Billy Dixon.
While researching ancestors, the author came
across a relative who ultimately became the
inspiration for the book’s main character, and in
keeping with the theme, the author used real
historical happenings and people where possible
to construct one exceptional story. Hunter
easily captures the danger that people faced in
their everyday lives living on the plains.
Encouraging readers to research their own
history and discover how ordinary people have
extraordinary stories to tell, this novel is
wonderful addition to any home library. A
captivating read filled with excitement and
adventure, The Southern Plainsman proves
heroes are just regular people who rise to the
challenge at hand.
For more information or to request a free review
copy, members of the press can contact the
author at andruhunter@andruhunter.com. The
Southern Plainsman is available for sale online at
Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, Alibirs.com,
Barnes and Noble.com, Borders.com and
through additional wholesale and retail channels
worldwide.
About the Author
An amateur historian, Andru Hunter lives with his
wife, and five cats in the north woods of
Michigan. He is currently working on future
books.
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