Five in the West

A gripping and lively memoir of life on the American frontier, as seen through the eyes of a cowboy preacher and his family. Filled with vivid descriptions of wild landscapes, dangerous animals, and colorful characters, this book captures the spirit of adventure and faith that animated the pioneers who settled the West.

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