Books by B. M. Bower

Andy Green, "not famous ever for clinging to the truth," encounters Miss Verbena Martin, who is dedicated to the self-improvement of cowboys and is a character worthy of Mark Twain. Riding a red roan at a contest in Great Falls, Andy hangs on to his honor and pride by the seat of his pants.

Introducing the Happy Family, Chip is the typical woman-shy cowboy, but he is also a gifted artist. Della, a doctor, is the young woman who disrupts his solitary life. The result as a quality ranch romance.

Valeria had come to Montana to marry a cowboy named Manley, expecting a future full of companionship and bracing freedom, lodges with great fireplaces and bearskin rugs, manageable cattle and sleek horses, and dazzling sunrises. If Val had known what was really waiting for her, she simply wouldn't have gotten off the train.

Casts the ancient enmity between cattlemen and sheepmen in the authors own humorous style. This title shows how the characters deal with rage and frustration without resorting to violence.