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ART ANTHONY. Return To Sulphur River. Tate Publishing. Paperback, 255 pages, $15, tatepublishing.com. Two young men from Northeast Texas meet in the confederate army at the end of the Civil War, become friends and return home wanting to work their land and 
ART ANTHONY. Sulphur River. Tate Publishing. Paperback, 311 pages, $15, tatepublishing.com. Two young men from Northeast Texas meet in the confederate army at the end of the Civil War and become friends during the Red River Campaign. They come home to find 
DONNIE COLLINS. Toby The Cowboy. Paperback, 314 pages, $15.99. www.tatepublishing.com Toby had a difficult childhood that caused him to mature beyond his years. Toby falls in love with a cowboy lifestyle and his horse, Pudge, and when he graduates from college he seeks 
SUE COMISFORD. Ranger Creek Guest Ranch. Trade paperback, 203 pages, $13.99, tatepublishing.com. If you’ve ever toyed with the idea of owning a ranch, inviting strangers to pay hard cash to experience trail riding on a sometimes cantankerous horse, hunting, and in the 
RACHELLE “ROCKY” GIBBONS. Big Buckaroo & Moose the Cow Dog. tate Publishing. Hardcover, $14.99, www.tatepublishing.com. A classic “come to the rescue” Western adventure, inspired by a real cowboy, his horse and a little Pomeranian dog. A fun read for children of all 
ROCKY GIBBONS. Big Buckaroo’s Little Sister. Hardcover, 32 pages, $14.99. www.tatepublishing.com He’s an All-American cowboy and rodeo star, and he always knows what to do in any situation. He’s Big Buckaroo! While Big Buck is the town hero, no one looks up 
KEVIN HOGGE. Jackson’s Revenge. Paperback, 301 pages, $21.99. www.tatepublishing.com Beginning with the unexplained arrest of rancher Billy Parker, it became obvious the town marshal had a grudge against the family, but no one knew why. The story unfolds as attorney Miles Carr 
MAX OLIVER. Little Dancer Learns. Tate Publishing. 28 pages; paperback $8.99; tatepublishing.com. Little Dancer lives in Purcell, OK, and had come to her “first out” (the very first time she had danced in public with her people). She was so excited she 
MAX OLIVER. Next Boom. Tate Publishing. 232 pages; paperback $18.99; Tate Publishing.com. This book is very close to an autobiography of the author. It deals with social outcasts called “oilfield trash” and the people of the communities where they were forced to 
TROY EVERETT PETERSON. The Last Comanche Moon. Tate Publishing, 250 pages, trade paperback, $19.99; hard back $28.99; www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore
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