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New York Times Bestselling Author He’s back at Cardwell Ranch to find a killer. Ford Cardwell is shocked when his college crush calls him out of the blue—even more so when he hears a gunshot. But when he joins forces with medical examiner Henrietta “Hitch” Rogers, she makes him wonder if the random call was a setup—not a murder. Together, they’ll need to discover the truth, but looking into the case will put them in the sights of a killer. From Harlequin Intrigue: Seek thrills. Solve crimes. Justice served. For more action-packed stories, check out the other books in the Cardwell Ranch: Montana Legacy series by B.J. Daniels: Book 1: Steel Resolve Book 2: Iron Will Book 3: Ambush before Sunrise Book 4: Double Action Deputy Book 5: Trouble in Big Timber
Ford Cardwell is shocked when his college crush calls him out of the blue - even more so when he hears a gunshot. But when he joins forces with medical examiner Henrietta "Hitch" Rogers, she makes him wonder if the random call was a setup - not a murder.
Trouble in Big Timber & Twelve-Gauge Guardian by B.J. Daniels Pdf
When Ford Cardwell returns to Cardwell Ranch, his ability to decipher the truth will be tested. Plus a bonus story! Trouble in Big Timber Ford Cardwell is shocked when his old flame calls him out of the blue—and even more so when he hears a gunshot. But when he accidentally loops in medical examiner Henrietta “Hitch” Rogers, she makes him wonder if he was set up to believe the woman was a victim. Together, they’ll need to discover the truth, but looking into the case will put them in the sights of a killer. Twelve-Gauge Guardian Journalist Raine Chandler is on the run from a killer, but her luck will change once she meets cowboy P.I. Cordell Winchester. In town on family business, he can’t resist the urge to help her solve an abduction case long gone cold. When another girl goes missing, the stakes are raised, and the pair will have to do whatever it takes to find the children before time runs out.
Trouble in Big Timber/the Bait by B. J. Daniels,Carol Ericson Pdf
Trouble In Big Timber - B.J. Daniels He's back at Cardwell Ranch to find a killer. Ford Cardwell is shocked when his college crush calls him out of the blue - even more so when he hears a gunshot. But when he joins forces with medical examiner Henrietta 'Hitch' Rogers, she makes him wonder if the random call was a setup - not a murder. Together, they'll need to discover the truth, but looking into the case will put them in the sights of a killer. The Bait - Carol Ericson They're after a vicious serial killer. And this time it's personal. Decades after The Player's infamous murder spree, a third copycat killer terrorises LA. Detective Jake McAllister and victim advocate Kyra Chase launch a risky dark web investigation - complicating their relationship and exposing their troubled pasts. But when the copycat kidnaps Jake's daughter, Kyra defies her partner to lay her life on the line. Just one chilling question remains: Is The Player back?
DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Big Timber" (A Story of the Northwest) by Bertrand W. Sinclair. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
The Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber by Herbert Carter Pdf
"The Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber" by Herbert Carter is an adventurous tale that takes readers on an exciting journey with a group of Boy Scouts through a wilderness of towering timber. In this captivating story, the Boy Scouts set out on an expedition into the heart of the big timber, a dense forest of towering trees. As they navigate this challenging environment, they encounter various natural obstacles, wildlife, and opportunities to demonstrate their survival skills and teamwork. Their adventure in the wilderness becomes a test of their abilities and their bond as scouts. The novel celebrates the spirit of outdoor exploration, self-reliance, and the values of the Boy Scouts, including preparedness and camaraderie. It showcases how these young scouts learn to adapt to the challenges of the forest and grow as individuals through their experiences. Herbert Carter's storytelling paints a vivid picture of the majestic timberland and offers an action-packed narrative that captures the essence of scouting and the excitement of venturing into the wild.
Big Timber Refuge Rehabilitation and Enhancement, Upper Mississippi River System Environmental Management Program, Louisa County, Definite Project Report and Integrated EA. by Anonim Pdf
A colorful history of logging and its movement from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. Carol tells the story of those colorful, hardworking and hard playing men who left their mark on the lands. This book is not a definitive study of the logging industry. It would take a series of volumes and the contribution of many historians to accomplish that purpose. This title is more a series of events. Nor should one conclude from the chapters pertaining to the labor movement that all the logging companies are bad. For every company against the fledgling unions was another which provided medical care and emergency methods to transport the injured out of the woods to company hospitals--such as the one provided by Walter M. Reed of Simpson Timber, McCleary, Washington; clean bunk houses, even family apartment buildings such as provided by Polson Logging Company, Montesano, Washington; European trained chefs--such as imported from the New York Waldorf Astoria by the Schafer Brothers of Upper Satsop, Washington, to cook for their loggers; weekend trips into town for loggers and their families--such as provided by Simon Benson Logging Company; company safe deposit vaults--such as provided by Pope and Talbot of Port Gamble, Washington (which company's houses resemble a New England village); modern management techniques--early used by the James logging Company of Cowichan, British Columbia. Nor were all the loggers as a group entirely made up of men anxious to get drunk on those twice-a-year holidays. Those who were not part of the get drunk-and-spend-your-pay crowd were usually loners or went home to visit their families. For some, being loggers was a chosen way of life; they would have it no other way. But it was a hard life, and liquor softened sharp edges of grim reality. For others, there was no other opportunity, thus discontentment.
After the death of her father leaves the city-bred Stella Benton goes to live with her brother Charlie in the harsh world of logging in British Columbia. The roughness of her surroundings proves a burden to Stella, and when Jack Fyfe, who loves her, asks her to marry him, she accepts even though she does not love him. Jack tries to win his bride's love, but to no avail. Finally, Stella goes to the city to try and forget her unhappy married life. She becomes infatuated with another man, but after she sees him at a cafe with a woman, she realizes his fickleness, and her love for Jack comes to the surface. Will she re-unite with Jack again? Will he accept her back?
'Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest' is a novel written by Bertrand W. Sinclair. The story follows the life of Estella Benton, who the author describes as "a healthy, vigorous-bodied young woman, scarcely to be described as beautiful, yet undeniably attractive". She is an heiress—at least, she was so, until her father's death and she discovers that the wealth he earned only lasts for his lifetime.
Ugly Deeside. Land vandalism by big timber machines by Adam Watson Pdf
The author noticed severe damage to ground from big timber machines during the 1990s. Later he found that this destroyed the original pinewood soil and vegetation, and led to water-logging and wind-throw of standing trees beside machine ruts. In 2011–15 he surveyed this in many woods on Deeside and Donside, owned by the Forestry Commission and private owners. In every case, mistreatment of woodland by timber machines breached the conditions of The UK Forestry Standard 2011, as authorised by the FC. Machine use severely damages scenery and the public's ability to walk or ski safely. It has damaged and polluted watercourses. The public pay for this vandalism, because the UK timber industry depends on taxpayer's subsidies. The monster machines should be banned, the hypocritical and wasteful FC chopped.
