North of Big Spring
"I stopped suddenly, for my visitor stood there smiling at me, having drawn a pistol, and was pointing the weapon at me." 'I'm going to eat your food, drink your water, and steal your horse... If you as much as move toward that pistol, I'll shoot you dead ' he growled. After returning home from the Civil War to find that his father has died, Confederate Major Tom McDowell sells his house and decides to start a new life in the west. In North of Big Spring, author Joe Wayne Brumett takes readers on an exciting and dangerous ride through the raw Texas plains of 1860. Tom must rely on his military training as he faces outlaws, Indians, and severe snowstorms. North of Big Spring is a story of hardship, drama, and love that provides readers a rich and colorful glimpse into the atmosphere of the Wild West. Tom makes many devoted friends in the town of Big Spring, a few desperate enemies, and ultimately proves that faith in God makes the difference when dealing with sorrows, disappointments, and blessings.