The Strength of the Pines hero and heroine battle a grizzly
In this Oregon wilderness tale a girl shoots a captive bear, frees Bruce from thongs, and guides him to safety as a recovering man and a brave companion. Edison Marshall, Oregon native and author of The Voice of the Pack, is praised for vivid nature driven peril and romance.
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Edison Marshall
Medford
Society of Arts and Sciences of
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Call of the Blood opens with a restless Bruce at midnight
Bruce Duncan receives a midnight call from Barney Wegan about a family mystery. Wegan, recently returned from the West, hints at a hidden past and a dangerous place called Trall's End while Bruce learns his foster father’s death unsettles not only his finances but also the enigmatic paternity surrounding him.
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Bruce
Mr. Duncan
Duncan
Wayfarer
Barney
Barney Wegan
Barney Weeo
Tee Uhewrs
Barney Wesan
Stanner
Sard
Oregon Frontier
Cascades
Trall's End
Nable
Brace
Little Bruce
Lind
Duncans
Linda
Sable
Linda's Return Message Sparks Bruce's Urgent Quest
In a mountainous Oregon setting, Bruce Duncan rushes west after a strange summons from an ailing woman. The message names Linda, his childhood link, and Mrs. Ross, prompting a perilous journey to Deer Creek and beyond in search of truth and reunion. Bruce seeks adventure and relief from his late father’s debts as he pursues Linda and a rumored past.
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Bruce
Duncan
Linda
Barney
Deer Creek
Oregon
Bruce Duncan
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