Laramie Holds The Range

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023
In Category - Westerns
Frank H. Spearman 1921
English
  • Sleepy Cat
  • The Crazy Woman
  • Doubleday's
  • At The Eating House
  • Cross Purposes
  • Which Wins?
  • The Close of the Day
  • The Home of Laramie
  • At The Bar
  • Laramie Counts Five
  • A Duel With Kate
  • The Barbecue
  • Against His Record
  • Lefever Asks Questions
  • The Raid of the Falling Wall
  • The Go-Devil
  • VanHorn Trails Hawk
  • Hawk Quarrels With Laramie
  • Lefever Receives the Raiders
  • The Doctor's Office
  • The Hiding Place
  • Stone Tries His Hand
  • Kate Rides
  • Night and a Header
  • A Guest For an Hour
  • The Crazy Woman Wins
  • Kate Defies
  • A Difficult Resolve
  • Horsehead Pass
  • The Funeral---and After
  • An Encounter
  • A Message From Tenison
  • The Canyon of The Falling Wall
  • Kate Gets a Shock
  • At Kitchen's Barn
  • McAlpin At Bay
  • Kate Burns the Steak
  • The Unexpected Call
  • Barb Makes a Surprising Alliance
  • Bradley Rides Hard
  • The Flight of the Swallows
  • Warning
  • The Last Call
  • Tenison Serves Breakfast
As with most of Frank Spearman's novels (and non-fiction), "Laramie Holds the Range" is set in the West during our early railroad days. He used the best of the illustrators of the day, such as N.C. Wyeth. Occasionally, a character would appear in more than one of his stories. The strongest elements of his novels, including this one, are his outstanding descriptions of the landscape and the physical elements of his characters. In this story, Kate Doubleday travels West to join her father, whom she has never seen. Laramie is a mountain rancher, who is opposed by Kate's father and all of the large cattlemen of the range. While it is a familiar struggle, Spearman effectively weaves a plot that holds the reader's interest. (Summary by Bob Rollins, Augusta GA)

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