Bettse Folsom, Author
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🔥 A FATHER'S SECRETS. A DAUGHTER'S REVENGE. A CITY FULL OF DANGEROUS SECRETS. 🔥
It was Kansas City in the 1890s, a time of booming cattle trade and expanding railroads that attracted worldwide attention.
Gillis LeClaire, a self-made man who was still climbing the social ladder, was shocked when he was confronted by his abandoned daughter from Oklahoma, Mariah LeClaire. He had left her and her mother behind when he moved to Kansas City to join the Jim Pendergast machine and make his fortune.
Mariah, who was part Osage, was determined to seek revenge and restitution from her neglectful father. While investigating, she met Peter Gregory, Gillis' assistant, who had his own mission to accomplish. The two decided to join forces in pursuit of a single goal: Gillis LeClaire’s downfall.
However, there were many underlying factors in Kansas City that neither of them, nor Gillis, were aware of—elements that could endanger them as well as their carefully laid plans. Additionally, there was a deep, dark mystery that Gillis would sacrifice anything to keep hidden.
Who would survive, and what would unfold in this new thrilling adventure?
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Welcome to the realm of Bettse Folsom, where stories come to life. Immerse yourself in captivating narratives that will transport you to different worlds, evoke emotions, and spark your imagination.
It was Kansas City in the 1890s, a time of booming cattle trade and expanding railroads that attracted worldwide attention.
Gillis LeClaire, a self-made man who was still climbing the social ladder, was shocked when he was confronted by his abandoned daughter from Oklahoma, Mariah LeClaire. He had left her and her mother behind when he moved to Kansas City to join the Jim Pendergast machine and make his fortune.
Mariah, who was part Osage, was determined to seek revenge and restitution from her neglectful father. While investigating, she met Peter Gregory, Gillis' assistant, who had his own mission to accomplish. The two decided to join forces in pursuit of a single goal: Gillis LeClaire’s downfall.
However, there were many underlying factors in Kansas City that neither of them, nor Gillis, were aware of—elements that could endanger them as well as their carefully laid plans. Additionally, there was a deep, dark mystery that Gillis would sacrifice anything to keep hidden.
Who would survive, and what would unfold in this new thrilling adventure?
A journey of endurance!
Layn Barlow, a former British lieutenant in the War of 1812, became an ingrained American fur trapper after the war. A United States general at Fort Belle Fontaine requested him to undertake an almost impossible mission: to transport C.C. Cottonwood-Humphrey and a black slave, Ben, across the expanse of the American West from St. Louis to Camp Williams located in the Oregon Territory.
The trip was a challenge of endurance, dependability, and trust. Each of the trio knew they would have to rely heavily on the others. Yet they were unaware of how the trip would change them individually and open up new, unimaginable life opportunities.
Despite the interference in Layn’s regular trade, he was also intrigued by the mission at hand. Little did he know of the many secrets the other two held that would change his entire outlook.
Lizzie Florez was trapped alone with 30 men on a ranch miles away from town!
She had traveled a long and weary trip from the east and landed in Prairie Water, Texas where she was practically destitute. Lizzie had a deep and dark secret burdening her that seemed utterly hopeless, and she didn’t know what her next step would be. However, she found an unbelievable acquaintance who rescued and changed her life in a tall man named Jack Duncan, owner of the Duncan D Ranch.
Once Lizzie learned to adapt at the ranch, she met Matthew Jared, co-owner. His growing affection and concern for the young girl determined him to keep her safe from harm. He longed to unearth her troubled secret that lay heavy on her heart which grew a barrier to the love he craved to share with her.
Could this secret affect not only their burgeoning attraction but also the safety of many others?
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Self-Publishing can be a daunting task and you might never know what to do next.In this book, Bettse Folsom, who has self-published several books for others, has outlined from beginning to end the self-publishing process. She has identified some areas to beware of that might cost and what can be done for free. Her motto, "don’t leave any free stone unturned.""Nothing makes you feel more fabulous," she wrote, "when all is done, than your books are up for sales and people are buying them. The true aspiration of any writer is just to be read.
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BOOKS OF AUTHOR, HELEN WALSH FOLSOM, THAT BETTSE FOLSOM EDITIED, ILLUSTRATED AND PUBLISHED.
HELEN WALSH FOLSOM WROTE FICTION AND NON-FICTION ABOUT IRISH HISTORY. (CLICK BOOK FOR LINK)
Brandeen lived with her kind mother in Cullymor, Ireland, facing harsh treatment due to her illegitimate status. Upon her estranged father’s return, she resents being forced from her safe home. Although she enjoys her training to become a shipping magnate, her hatred slowly fades as she realizes she'd risk everything to protect him, even revealing Captain Moonlight's identity.
In a war-torn Ireland during the Rebellion of 1798, Caitleen McNeill seeks to escape poverty, while Kells Fitzmichael dreams of owning sailing ships. Bound by a marriage of convenience, they must navigate betrayal and danger as they search for Kells' family, learning that trust and love are their strongest assets in a perilous world.
In "An Irish Christmas and the Storyteller," set in 1894, the charming village of the O'Farrell family thrives in festive traditions, where Christmas spans over twelve magical days of feasting, music, and shared joy. At the heart of it all is young Kathleen, whose belief in Christmas miracles may light the way through the season's wonders.
From Corned Beef and Cabbage to submarines, the Irish have richly shaped American culture, bringing humor, traditions, and a shared spirit that has unified the two nations for over 250 years. Since Patrick Maguire stepped off Columbus' ship in 1492, the deep connections between Ireland and America are woven into the very fabric of the Land of the Free.