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Hope in Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek Series, Book 1

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Hope in Cripple Creek

By: Sara R. Turnquist
Narrated by: Becky Brabham
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Tragedy strikes Katherine Matthews and the small town of Cripple Creek, Colorado. An epidemic teams her with an old enemy, Wyatt Sullivan, the town’s doctor. In the midst of desperation and death, Katherine has decisions to make. But she has no idea to what extent they will affect her daily life and livelihood.

The town is turned upside-down when the gold miners go on strike. The owners bring in outside reinforcements, ready to break the resolve of the Western Federation of Miners.

Everything in an upheaval, Katherine faces a crisis of faith and hard choices. Will life ever be normal again?

©2020 Sara R. Turnquist (P)2020 Sara R. Turnquist Historical Historical Fiction Romance Westerns

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