Conagher is a western novel that follows the story of a lone drifter named Conagher, who finds notes tied to tumbleweeds in the isolated canyons while searching for missing cattle. These notes lead him to Evie Teale, a woman left alone with her children in a harsh and untamed country. As Conagher battles rustlers and outlaws, he also battles his own feelings for Evie, ultimately learning lessons about love and companionship in the rugged western landscape. Louis L'Amour's writing style brings the characters and setting to life, portraying a tale of survival, love, and justice in the old West.
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Has Romance?
The romance between Conagher and Evie is a central theme, characterized by longing and connection, making it integral to the story.
From The Publisher:
As far as the eye can see is a vast, empty horizon. Evie Teale has finally accepted that her husband won't be coming home. To make ends meet she runs a temporary stage station. But though she is diligent and careful, Evie must prepare for the day when the passengers no longer come and she must protect her children in an untamed country where's it's far easier to die than to live.
Miles away, another solitary soul battles for survival. Conagher is a lean, dark-eyed drifter who is not about to let a gang of rustlers push him around. While searching the isolated canyons for missing cattle, he finds notes tied to tumbleweeds rolling with the wind. The bleak, spare words echo Conagher's own whispered prayers for companionship. Who is this mysterious woman on the other side of the wind? Conagher only hopes he can stay alive long enough to find her.
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About the Author:
Our foremost storyteller of the American West, Louis L'Amour has thrilled a nation by chronicling the adventures of the brave men and woman who settled the frontier. There are more than three hundred million copies of his books in print around the world.
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