Authors: Linda Bridey
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Tim Dwyer-son of Joe and Lacey Dwyer
Renee Keller- Switch and Hope Keller’s daughter
Switch and Hope Keller
Skip Keller-Renee’s younger brother
Jethro Keller-Renee’s older brother
Sawyer Samuels-owns the Shutter Shoppe
Devon Samuels-Sawyer’s wife
Dr. Marcus Samuels-Head doctor at Dawson Community Hospital
Dr. Mike Samuels-Marcus’ nephew
Chief Black Fox
Raven Dwyer and Zoe Dwyer-Hailey and Dusty’s parents
Dusty Dwyer- Raven’s son
Hailey Dwyer- Raven’s daughter
Joe and Lacey Dwyer
Joey and Snow Song Dwyer
Kyle Dwyer-Son of Joe and Lacey Dwyer
Art Perrone- Kyle’s buddy from the war
Minx-Reckless’ sister
Emily Night Sky-Joe and Lacey’s daughter
Jasmine Night Sky-Bobby and Emily’s daughter
Hunter Night Sky- Jasmine’s younger brother
Brown Otter- Black Fox’s son-in-law
Matt “Mac” Mackenzie
Randy Cooper-son of Chester and Letty Cooper
Randall and Edwina Cranston
Cora Ambrose-Joe and Lacey’s cook and friend
Jake Henderson
Andy Henderson-Jake’s son
Mitch Taylor
Shawn Taylor
Dash- Skip’s draft mule
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2015 by Linda Bridey
All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced in any format, by any means, electronic or otherwise, without prior consent from the copyright owner and publisher of this book.
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, or places is purely coincidental.
First Printing, 2015