Prairie Sisters, Available men had become scarce due to enlistments in the U.S. 10th Cavalry Regiment of the U.S. Army. The Buffalo Soldiers were formed on September 21, 1866 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Nevertheless, there was a lack of women in the west and some of the men desired to settle westward and start a family. Some of the women desired to marry and had become desperate and discouraged. They are determined to find a way to meet available suitors. Who among them will be brave enough to become a partaker and live to tell about it? This is the fourth book of Western Parables Series. Visit WesternParables.com or TheBlackWest.com. Storyline, book design, artwork, and graphics are the creative works of Gwandine.
About the Author: Gwandine is an anointed pastor, author, artist, and mentor to young women in Christ. She has also ministered and shared her testimony to homeless individuals. The strong anointing she possesses came as a result of her years of suffering, which she learned that Jesus is her faithful Rock. During her youthful years, she lived in an unstable home environment nearly starving. She sometimes found sustainment by consuming outdated food discarded in garbage dumpsters, which was unhealthy. She suffered numerous rapes throughout her years, mental, physical, emotional, verbal abuse, and rejection by men before and after she received Jesus Christ as her Lord and Saviour. She learned that Jesus never promised her that life would be easy. Nevertheless, He proved Himself faithful throughout it all. Gwandine learned that Jesus will heal your mind and broken heart. He makes all things new! She writes Christian non-fiction and Christian parables. She has written Christian parables of encounters in the Old West, Christian mysteries, inspirational poetry, graphic novels, and children's stories. Her book covers consists of her artwork including oil on canvas. Gwandine is gifted to glorify God! She refuses to create works that fail to glorify Him. In times past, she wrote a couple of secular books and felt uncomfortable. The Lord convicted her heart and she repented from her dead works. She writes under her following logos: Faith Parables, Mystery Parables, Western Parables, and Precious Parables. Precious Parables are her Christian children's stories. Throughout her years as a historical researcher and author, Gwandine found a niche for writing inspirational stories. Being of African and Cherokee descent, she depicts cowboys and cowgirls of the Old West in her western parables series. She has written inspirational cowboy poetry. Her former instructors complimented her creative writing skills. Her passion and persistence in creative writing and classical literature stems from childhood when she preferred to write stories as opposed to playing. She formerly exhibited her fine art figurative sculptures on tour. Her work has appeared in five international magazines and she has donated art to the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center. Faithful and Holy is He!