"Prairie Flowers" by James B. Hendryx is a story where the wild spirit of the American West collides with the tender bonds of love and loyalty. Winthrop Adams Endicott and his wife, Alice, find themselves drawn back into a past they thought they had left behind, thanks to the rugged cowboy, Tex Benton. Their anniversary trip to Timber City becomes more than just a sentimental journey when they confront Tex's troubles and face their lingering connection to him. As Alice seeks solace in the beauty of prairie flowers, the couple is soon caught in the middle of a town conflict and the rekindling of complicated emotions, especially regarding the cowboy and his troubled past, where Win and Alice face a challenging day filled with emotion and danger.
Prairie Flowers
By James B. (James Beardsley) Hendryx
A couple's anniversary celebration turns turbulent when an old flame’s past threatens to ignite old passions and a tense showdown in a western town unfolds.
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