The Daughters of Luke McCall

by Linda Sandifer

In this light-hearted, fast-paced western adventure, Luke McCall and his four daughters--Hank, Andy, Brett, and Delaney--are a family of mustangers in 1863 California. Accused of murder and horse stealing, they become fugitives from the law. Fleeing their ranch, they must outride and outsmart Eli Stark, the crooked marshal who framed them for the crimes. They lead Stark and his bounty hunters on a wild chase through California and Nevada. Along the way, Delaney, the youngest sister, falls in love with a mysterious stranger who befriends them, never suspecting that he is one of Stark's men.

The McCalls aren't known for double-crossing, lying, or going back on their word, but they're not above getting even. As Stark and his cohorts soon find out, they're a hard bunch to keep a dally on.

"For those who like the real West, who are fans of Linda, or those who are just plain looking for a grand read." Affaire de Coeur Magazine

228 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2000

About the author

Linda Sandifer’s career has spanned many decades, producing four mainstream novels and ten western romances. Born and raised on a ranch in Idaho, her writing reflects her background and her love for the land and the indomitable people who settled the West. Her books have won numerous awards and have been translated into several languages throughout the world. Readers and reviewers alike have cited her intimate connection to the West, her strong sense of place, authentic characters, and her ability to touch the human spirit. Of her recent release, Lost and Broken Things, Midwest Book Review says, “Linda Sandifer has truly established herself as a remarkable voice in contemporary literature.”