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One Summer on Cutthroat Lake
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One Summer on Cutthroat Lake

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Fiction. Women’s Studies. World War II has left the once popular tourist town of Braxton, Wyoming derelict. Its golden age of cattle kings, dude ranches, and its famous Cutthroat Lake Lodge has ended. Unbeknownst to those returning here, the town and their lives are about to change. Sonny, a decorated soldier, has returned to recover from wartime wounds. Francine, a divorcee, comes to revive an old dude ranch. One cowgirl, Jessica, returns to forget an abusive boyfriend with drink and work, while a swashbuckling widower, Will, schemes to turn the mountains into a ski resort. All the while, an aging cowboy, Ed, tries to hold onto Cutthroat Lake Lodge despite its heavy debts and the changing times. As these strangers try to revitalize the town to their own visions, tensions escalate. Then a famous photographer and his entourage arrive for a magazine shoot, and the future seems promising for Braxton–until he disappears in the mountains. Part adventure, part ode to the West, ONE SUMMER ON CUTTHROAT LAKE is a tale about the hard-won lessons of life and love in the great wide open.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Livingston Press at the University of West Al
Country
United States
Date
1 June 2020
Pages
232
ISBN
9781604892352

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Fiction. Women’s Studies. World War II has left the once popular tourist town of Braxton, Wyoming derelict. Its golden age of cattle kings, dude ranches, and its famous Cutthroat Lake Lodge has ended. Unbeknownst to those returning here, the town and their lives are about to change. Sonny, a decorated soldier, has returned to recover from wartime wounds. Francine, a divorcee, comes to revive an old dude ranch. One cowgirl, Jessica, returns to forget an abusive boyfriend with drink and work, while a swashbuckling widower, Will, schemes to turn the mountains into a ski resort. All the while, an aging cowboy, Ed, tries to hold onto Cutthroat Lake Lodge despite its heavy debts and the changing times. As these strangers try to revitalize the town to their own visions, tensions escalate. Then a famous photographer and his entourage arrive for a magazine shoot, and the future seems promising for Braxton–until he disappears in the mountains. Part adventure, part ode to the West, ONE SUMMER ON CUTTHROAT LAKE is a tale about the hard-won lessons of life and love in the great wide open.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Livingston Press at the University of West Al
Country
United States
Date
1 June 2020
Pages
232
ISBN
9781604892352