Outlaw Harper Sloan shows up in Drewsey with his gang and begins stirring up resentment against Brian Richards. Posing as a champion for Charles Sampson in getting the Wire Creek ranch back from the Englishman he divides the men of the country into factions for and against him. Firmly backing Richards Devon McCloud and Trig Parker wade into the fight in an attempt to get to the bottom of Sloan’s real plan.

Richards’ trouble deepens at the report that U.S. Marshal Willard Vaughn has been murdered and McCloud and Parker mysteriously disappear. Words turn to gunplay. After his ranch is attacked and his men shot the hard as nails rancher will accept only one path. Putting his British manners aside he sends a message to town, Tell Harper Sloan that Brian Richards has come out to fight.

Look for A Man for the Country at amazon and booksellers everywhere.

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Master artist Joe Sambataro was born in Philadelphia and is a scholarship graduate from the famous Layton School of Art.  He has a B.F.A. degree through Marquette University/Wisconsin Medical College, Milwaukee Area Technical College and Masters Degree studies through the University of Wisconsin.

A consistent award-winning artist, Joe Sambataro has earned popularity worldwide. He resides and maintains a studio in Texas, and his paintings are widely sought after by corporations, government agencies and private collectors.  You are invited to view Joe’s magnificent artwork by visiting www.SambataroStudios.com.

While visiting Joe’s website, check out his autobiography entitled PAINTING WITHOUT NUMBERS.  The book is a great read, and is available through Joe at his website.

Joe says, “I am so lucky to be doing what I love.  Art is not only a form of communication but also an expression of yourself.  I realize what a great privilege it is to share that with others and I am thankful every day.”

Bottom of the Hill Publishing is proud to feature the artistry of Joe Sambataro on the cover of A Man for the Country.

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The Pursuit of God has become a true Christian classic.  First published in 1948,  the message is as new and vital and important today as it was then.  If you’ll look inside many of the Church bodies of today, you’ll see exactly the same situation as that painted by Mr. Tozer.

Upon publication, Tozer said, “This book is a modest attempt to aid God’s hungry children so to find Him.  Nothing here is new except in the sense that it is a discovery which my own heart has made of spiritual realities most delightful and wonderful to me.”

Artist Marina Petro Art to Grace the Cover of The Pursuit of God.

Bottom of the Hill Publishing’s release of A. W. Tozers The Pursuit of God is now available at amazon.com and other booksellers.

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Marina Petro lives, works and runs a gallery in beautiful Saratoga Springs, New York.  She is first and foremost an artist.  She says that she paints what she loves…the things that inspire her.  “Inspiration can come from simple everyday objects, driving through the countryside or the city, or from my creative imagination.  I love many things and seek to express the awesome beauty of God’s magnificent creation of Heaven and Earth through my painting.”  Marina’s artwork has been used to illustrate magazine articles, CD covers, wine collections and has been featured in a variety of national magazines and publications.  Now one of her paintings graces the cover of this book.

Marina Petro’s paintings and prints are being enjoyed daily in private collections all over the world.  You are invited to inspect her beautiful artwork by visiting her website, or if you live anywhere near Saratoga Springs, by visiting Marina’s Gallery.  www.marinapetro.com is an address you’ll want to visit, because Marina Petro’s thrilling and highly creative art is something everyone can enjoy.  She presents workshops in Intuitive Painting and Intuitive Development, and is stimulated and inspired by her clients themselves.

Marina says that “Healing is at the heart of what I do.  Delving deep into the essence of my client’s I see the colors, auras and visions that surround and emanate from their very souls.”

Visit her Gallery if you live in the  Saratoga Springs area.  If not, visit her website and thrill to her wonderful artwork on the internet.

Bottom of the Hill Publishing is proud to be associated with Marina Petro, and to feature her outstanding creation, Evidence of Angels, on the cover of The Pursuit of God.

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Once again Dr. Herb Marlow entertains us, this time with characters of the old west. In High Lonesome, we meet Trapper Stark, Clint Morgan, Ralph Giddings, Jerry Miller, Alan Kidd and Larry Hardwell. Each man with his own lonesome life is striving to or eventually successfully living a moral life.

For some it seems to be more difficult, for others it comes naturally and is welcomed. One may win the heroine, while others leave, not with regrets but giving thought to how life might have been if he had remained. Which is the right way to go? For one man, settling down becomes the comfortable way but for others, what is over the next hill continues to beckon him on and on……

The six exciting stories in High Lonesome include Trapper’s Wife, Buffalo Gap, Forty-Four Caliber Justice, Hawken 50, The Wolfer and Gone at Midnight. Fans of western life of the 1800’s will find this collection hard to put down.

This is Herb Marlow’s latest book for Bottom of the Hill Publishing. When Dr. Marlow isn’t writing or caring for his small Texas ranch, he conducts a limited pastoral counseling practice through face-to-face encounters and a unique Internet-based, on-line counseling service.

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Once again Dr. Herb Marlow entertains us, this time with characters of the old west. In High Lonesome, we meet Trapper Stark, Clint Morgan, Ralph Giddings, Jerry Miller, Alan Kidd and Larry Hardwell. Each man with his own lonesome life is striving to or eventually successfully living a moral life.

The six exciting stories in High Lonesome include Trapper’s Wife, Buffalo Gap, Forty-Four Caliber Justice, Hawken 50, The Wolfer and Gone at Midnight. Fans of western life of the 1800’s will find this collection hard to put down.

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Each part of the West has its own distinctive characteristics that encompass geography, history and culture.  Lorna Dillon sets her painting in rural California, home of many Spanish land grants and rolling foothills.  The influence of the vaqueros and their elegant horsemanship is so classical that their legacy comes to life under her brush.

As a child, Dillon was intrigued by paintings in her family home.  Her fascination was profound and the seed was planted.  It lay dormant until the late 70’s when Lorna took up painting to see if her interest could be developed.  She followed a long and laborious path filled with much trial and error, studying the styles, composition and techniques of other artists whose work she admired.

Gradually her style developed and her interests aimed her towards the western art genre.  Livestock trade shows did double duty as both a source of subjects and sales.  There she learned more about the animals and their various characteristics, sold a lot of art, gained discipline and brush mileage, and most importantly, Lorna says, “I met a lot of wonderful people in the livestock industry.”  The ranching life felt very natural to her and she found the ambiance warm and genuine.  Success and her reputation in the field grew.

After many years of this self-supporting and self-taught effort, workshops became a springboard for her to really begin to mature as an artist.  Many well-known regional shows in the Western states led to her inclusion in the prestigious Prix de West Invitational at the National Cowboy Museum in Oklahoma City for many years.  That event has been “the pinnacle of my career” according to Dillon.  She says, “I thank God for the guidance and the gifts that made it all possible.”

The cover image is a painting entitled SPRING RUNOFF.  It is just one fine example of Lorna Dillon’s art.  You can see more of her highly creative images at www.lornadillon.com.

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Once again Dr. Herb Marlow entertains us, this time with characters of the old west.  In High Lonesome, we meet Trapper Stark, Clint Morgan, Ralph Giddings, Jerry Miller, Alan Kidd and Larry Hardwell.  Each man with his own lonesome life is striving to or eventually successfully living a moral life.

For some it seems to be more difficult, for others it comes naturally and is welcomed.  One may win the heroine, while others leave, not with regrets but giving thought to how life might have been if he had remained.  Which is the right way to go?  For one man, settling down becomes the comfortable way but for others, what is over the next hill continues to beckon him on and on……

The six exciting stories in High Lonesome include Trapper’s Wife, Buffalo Gap, Forty-Four Caliber Justice, Hawken 50, The Wolfer and Gone at Midnight.  Fans of western life of the 1800’s will find this collection hard to put down.
This is Herb Marlow’s latest book for Bottom of the Hill Publishing.  When Dr. Marlow isn’t writing or caring for his small Texas ranch, he conducts a limited pastoral counseling practice through face-to-face encounters and a unique Internet-based, on-line counseling service.

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