Come Hell Or High Water
- ISBN-10
- 1448683629
- ISBN-13
- 9781448683628
- Series
- Come Hell or High Water
- Category
- Drama
- Pages
- 250
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2009-10
- Publisher
- CreateSpace
- Author
- Paula A. Bruno
Description
REVIS KIRKLAND is a north central Texas cattle rancher, who is not afraid of much of anything but he made a big mistake when he turned his back on his illegitimate son, TOBY. In COME HELL OR HIGH WATER that decision almost gets them both killed. The Kirkland family saga begins in 1958, on the Kirkland Ranch. Revis is surprised when his old flame Ruby drops their eight-year-old son Toby off at the ranch and says, "You have to take him now." Revis is elated but just as he and Toby are getting acquainted Toby disappears. Ruby's distraught husband says she took Toby and ran off with a new lover. However a grass fire on land that belongs to Revis' life long enemy Ken Logan uncovers Ruby's car presenting Revis with the worrisome questions, where is she? If something has happened to her, where is Toby? If Ken Logan has kidnapped Toby and his mother, what will he do to them and what will Revis do about it? Follow Revis in his quest to get his son back COME HELL OR HIGH WATER.
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