Trailblazers of America

About the Book

The novel of the Jambers families is truly an all American story of three inspirational families, stewards of a priceless heritage as they inherit a historic ranch which has been passed to each succeeding generation from the early eighteen hundreds in time. Their warm emotional stories appeal to our heartfelt emotions as we share with them many beautiful happy and inspiring events in their lives.

For all cattlemen in America, inspiring accounts are related of challenges and sacrifices of many of their ancestors as they participated in the development of the western frontier as America became a great nation. Exciting historical events are portrayed: realistic accounts between the cattlemen; sheepmen and farmers; wagon trains across America with the opening of the Oklahoma and Cherokee territories and the great event as the east and west trains met in Utah and the gong dropped in Washington announcing the event to Americans awaiting this announcement in telegraph stations around the country.

This book is written for entertainment, inspiration and challenges for readers of all ages. Young personalities, after reading the difficulties that these families faced will receive inspiration and courage to adapt this spirit in attacking their own challenges and pursue new aspirations for good lives in America.This is a powerful, personal story depicting the bravery and courage of early Americans who were responsible for remarkable acheivement which made America a great country. Short episodes are related in personal accounts which touch our hearts as we realize that our ancestors left us a great heritage. Cattlemen and women will feel a sense of pride as they recognize that their ancestors were responsible for many of these great events.

About the Author

ann drake is the author of three novels. She is a graduate of the University of the Incarnate Word. She is an enthusiastic storyteller to many groups. As we read her stories we feel the sincere inspirational aspirations and strong emotional courage which our ancestors displayed as America became a great nation.