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Moonshiner The Wolf

Nancy Reil Riojas

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Description:Please download this revised EBOOK 2013 edition, superseding all other versions titled "Moonshiner"; I chose to expunge Moonshiner from the market three years ago and have had a very difficult time making it disappear! N.R.R. Description: 1900s Anglo-Saxon society redirects Angela's life. A struggling poor soul, she strives toward a near impossible dream in arid West Texas. With manifesting unconditional love, relentless Moonshiner battles until bloody during harrowing encounters when the huge silver-haired alpha wolf avenges the slaughter of his family, defends Angela's land, saves her life, her home, and the granddaughter to whom Angela leaves her great legacy.EXCERPT: The flat, barren terrain is easier to walk but hotter. Angela’s superior condition has her fifteen miles out before she slows down a pace and searches for Moonshiner yet instead notices only his whisking tail amid some tall brush. His big head rises, looking in her direction. Not pleased that she chooses to take this trip once again, he knows this is coyote country. But no matter the degree of danger, his allegiance will always be to her. She calls out and waves to him, “Moonshiner! It’s time to rest, right here where I stand!”Without taking another step, Angela removes her cash bag, moist with sweat, food bag, water bowl, and large canteen then wraps and ties them together with her head scarf to form a pillow of sorts. Half of Angela’s long hair has fallen loose from its braid and glues to her neck. In the sunset Moonshiner watches her silhouette on a mound. The silhouette bends forward to swiftly re-braid her glistening hair. She forms a bun on top of her head and reattaches the hair comb then lies down and reaches in her pocket for the small bottle containing olive oil that she applies to her burned, cracked lips.Then, what Moonshiner dreads that could happen, does. He instantly lifts his snout straight up and twitches his ears –the night air moves gently, carrying the sound of swiftly running coyotes. The dust they create reaches focused Moonshiner, witnessing them thrust toward a rabbit that runs for his life. But they soon stop cold in their tracks to trade the rabbit away when they come upon Angela, resting. Overcome with fear, wide-eyed Angela nervously snatches her pillow to protect herself and slowly stands. She shuffles too quickly toward Moonshiner which stimulates the coyotes’ predatory responses. They freeze when they see him, all groaning to one another in low tone. Moonshiner recalls accosting these killers before, yet vague paw prints they leave behind assure him—no need for help. He knows that regardless of distance, this pack’s signaller lifts his head to send the most accurate and loudest cues to their receiver, even better than the signaller in Moonshiner’s own pack. The alpha, the receiver, and the rest of their pack now race toward them. To Moonshiner, all coyotes are cowards, but these cowards, he has only minutes to kill. He clenches their full attention by leaping to meet them eye to eye. Growls exchange. The wolf-like dogs know an “alpha” wolf stares them down one at a time, but because of the size of their group, they see him as a challenge and grow daring: they have to kill this big leader before they can feed on Angela, a human delicacy, then when the others arrive, they can feed on him. One coyote snaps at him yet withdraws. Moonshiner’s demeanor shifts from expectation to annihilation: his rigid back expands, head held high cocks to one side, paws stand wide apart, and leaning on his back legs, he’s ready to spring. Dangerously outnumbered, Angela fears for his life and hers.At once, they all leap toward him and latch on with their fangs like hawks with their talons. Not quick enough, he struggles to break necks with his brute-force jaws. As the coyotes squirm, he slams them into petrified ground, and while emaciated bodies bounce up for more abuse, they suffer being split in half. All along, Moonshiner’s nervous eyes detect when Angela shifts position. She remains near. The boldest coyote approaches her; Moonshiner drops the limp one from his mouth, lunges toward the one encroaching into his jaws and hurls him several yards. Moments later she tries to distract the fresh coyotes from closing in by pitching her pillow toward them. Salivating, which started acres ago, they act oblivious of her for the moment and nosedive into the aggression, holding firm to Moonshiner. Money from the cash bag scatters in the breeze. Coyotes usually eat anything, but Angela’s food is now unsavory, strewn about by riled coyotes. With palms pressing her temples, she stands behind him while watching the wild viciousness in him—that has to be. Oh, how she yearns for the Winchester!”We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Moonshiner The Wolf. To get started finding Moonshiner The Wolf, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 200

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: —

Release: 2013

ISBN: 1452469202

Description: Please download this revised EBOOK 2013 edition, superseding all other versions titled "Moonshiner"; I chose to expunge Moonshiner from the market three years ago and have had a very difficult time making it disappear! N.R.R. Description: 1900s Anglo-Saxon society redirects Angela's life. A struggling poor soul, she strives toward a near impossible dream in arid West Texas. With manifesting unconditional love, relentless Moonshiner battles until bloody during harrowing encounters when the huge silver-haired alpha wolf avenges the slaughter of his family, defends Angela's land, saves her life, her home, and the granddaughter to whom Angela leaves her great legacy.EXCERPT: The flat, barren terrain is easier to walk but hotter. Angela’s superior condition has her fifteen miles out before she slows down a pace and searches for Moonshiner yet instead notices only his whisking tail amid some tall brush. His big head rises, looking in her direction. Not pleased that she chooses to take this trip once again, he knows this is coyote country. But no matter the degree of danger, his allegiance will always be to her. She calls out and waves to him, “Moonshiner! It’s time to rest, right here where I stand!”Without taking another step, Angela removes her cash bag, moist with sweat, food bag, water bowl, and large canteen then wraps and ties them together with her head scarf to form a pillow of sorts. Half of Angela’s long hair has fallen loose from its braid and glues to her neck. In the sunset Moonshiner watches her silhouette on a mound. The silhouette bends forward to swiftly re-braid her glistening hair. She forms a bun on top of her head and reattaches the hair comb then lies down and reaches in her pocket for the small bottle containing olive oil that she applies to her burned, cracked lips.Then, what Moonshiner dreads that could happen, does. He instantly lifts his snout straight up and twitches his ears –the night air moves gently, carrying the sound of swiftly running coyotes. The dust they create reaches focused Moonshiner, witnessing them thrust toward a rabbit that runs for his life. But they soon stop cold in their tracks to trade the rabbit away when they come upon Angela, resting. Overcome with fear, wide-eyed Angela nervously snatches her pillow to protect herself and slowly stands. She shuffles too quickly toward Moonshiner which stimulates the coyotes’ predatory responses. They freeze when they see him, all groaning to one another in low tone. Moonshiner recalls accosting these killers before, yet vague paw prints they leave behind assure him—no need for help. He knows that regardless of distance, this pack’s signaller lifts his head to send the most accurate and loudest cues to their receiver, even better than the signaller in Moonshiner’s own pack. The alpha, the receiver, and the rest of their pack now race toward them. To Moonshiner, all coyotes are cowards, but these cowards, he has only minutes to kill. He clenches their full attention by leaping to meet them eye to eye. Growls exchange. The wolf-like dogs know an “alpha” wolf stares them down one at a time, but because of the size of their group, they see him as a challenge and grow daring: they have to kill this big leader before they can feed on Angela, a human delicacy, then when the others arrive, they can feed on him. One coyote snaps at him yet withdraws. Moonshiner’s demeanor shifts from expectation to annihilation: his rigid back expands, head held high cocks to one side, paws stand wide apart, and leaning on his back legs, he’s ready to spring. Dangerously outnumbered, Angela fears for his life and hers.At once, they all leap toward him and latch on with their fangs like hawks with their talons. Not quick enough, he struggles to break necks with his brute-force jaws. As the coyotes squirm, he slams them into petrified ground, and while emaciated bodies bounce up for more abuse, they suffer being split in half. All along, Moonshiner’s nervous eyes detect when Angela shifts position. She remains near. The boldest coyote approaches her; Moonshiner drops the limp one from his mouth, lunges toward the one encroaching into his jaws and hurls him several yards. Moments later she tries to distract the fresh coyotes from closing in by pitching her pillow toward them. Salivating, which started acres ago, they act oblivious of her for the moment and nosedive into the aggression, holding firm to Moonshiner. Money from the cash bag scatters in the breeze. Coyotes usually eat anything, but Angela’s food is now unsavory, strewn about by riled coyotes. With palms pressing her temples, she stands behind him while watching the wild viciousness in him—that has to be. Oh, how she yearns for the Winchester!”We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Moonshiner The Wolf. To get started finding Moonshiner The Wolf, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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