Summary

Portrait of B. M. Bower B. M. Bower The Trail of the White Mule — End matter (1922)

A story named for its half-breed hero, who dominates the stirring Western romance.
"There is excitement and action on every page ... A somewhat unusual love story runs through the book."—The Boston Transcript.
LONESOME LAND
A story of modern Montana, giving a wholly different phase of life among the ranches.
"Montana described as it really is, is the 'lonesome land' of this new Bower story. A prairie fire and the death of the worthless husband are especially well handled."—A. L. A, Booklist.
THE RANCH AT THE WOLVERINE
A tale of Idaho ranch life, with a bewitching heroine.
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Portrait of B. M. Bower B. M. Bower The Trail of the White Mule — End matter (1922)

What happened when a company of school teachers and farmers encamped on the grounds of the Flying U Ranch.
"How the ranchmen saved their grazing grounds, is told by the novelist with breezy humor and an overflow of fanciful incident."—The Philadelphia North American.
THE PHANTOM HERD
Another western tale in which the Happy Family become real "movie" actors.
"Here is a better story of action... than all our blood-and-thunder writers have achieved .. The characters have appeared in former books; they are good, live Westerners, full of humor, understanding and grit."—The Boston Transcript.
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