The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez

by Billie Bierer

Overview

Tommy Jo Sanchez's mother is a whore in Juarez Mexico and she has no hope unless she can steal the Federale's horse and ride across the Rio Grande into that unknown wilderness. The Federale's are after her, the Apache corner her and a Buffalo Soldier helps save her. Ride with her as she chases her dream into a new land and changes her fate forever.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152388206
Publisher:	Billie Bierer
Publication date:	12/03/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	414 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Billie lived in Arizona for over thirty years. She has always loved horses and has raised Arabians for most of her life. She and her husband now reside in the small South Carolina town of Blythewood happy among their beloved four legged critters.

Editorial Reviews

"This historical romantic fiction can be enjoyed by all - students, researchers, strategists, horse lovers and even poets. I was entertained by the details... from the poker games with high stakes to the historical western locations...Tommy Jo Sanchez and Henry James put the pieces of their lives together in Paradise. An action-packed, historically-correct romance. I savored every page."
—buffalosoldiersresearchmuseum.org

Carmon Weaver Hicks

"...Filled with characters from every aspect of the Wild West, The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez is a fascinating tale that will have you longing to see this heroine defeat all of the obstacles placed before her and realize her dreams."
—MLIS Lead Library Media Specialist Blythewood High School Blythewood, SC

Amy M. Whitfield

High drama describes each page of this fascinating love story. I focused my reading of The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez on her love interest – Lt. Henry James, U.S. Army. At one point, the love Tommy Jo felt for this Buffalo Soldier reminded me of West Point Military Academy’s first black graduate, Lt. Henry O. Flipper. In 1882, Flipper was convicted of “conduct unbecoming an officer.” His release may have been linked to his love interest. In Bierer’s story, when

Carmon Hicks, PH.D.