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Rasmus - Tales of a Utah Cowboy
Enjoy the true and less true adventures of the wild west cowboy, Rasmus Anderson. As a Mormon boy forced into manhood before his whiskers sprouted, he lived at the end of his rope. Whether herding wild mustangs or defending life and limb, his lasso was his lifeline. So curl your bedroll around the campfire and settle in for some yarn spinning like you never had the sense to hope for. Rasmus - Tales of a Utah Cowboy includes 232 pages of stories of adventure and romance in the life of Rasmus Anderson and his mentor Lars Johnson and sidekick Big Lacy and other colorful characters on the range and in towns he visits. Rasmus - Tales of a Utah Cowboy
is available for $9.95 plus shipping. The book may be purchased at
Amazon.com. The book is also available for Kindle on
Amazon.com.
To read excerpts from the book, go to the
website of Beth Stephenson.
Beth grew up mostly on the coast
of California in a family with diverse
interests and pursuits. She has five brothers and one sister, one daughter and
six sons. She married her husband Jeff after her freshman year at BYU. She finished her Bachelor’s degree
in English and American literature at BYU through a distance-learning program
in 2005. She has lived primarily in Utah, California, Colorado,
Missouri, and recently in beautiful Edmond, Oklahoma. Besides writing, Beth also enjoys gardening,
the homemaking arts, reading, hiking, travel, sports, teaching an early morning religion class, and public
speaking. Beth has had poetry and prose published in
The Ensign and The Friend magazines.
From 2007 to 2009, she wrote two columns for the Edmond Sun
newspaper with some republished in Business Week. Her feature stories
have been published in various newspapers and newsletters. Her first novel, “The Angel’s Song,” was published in 2002 and rewritten and
republished in December, 2009. “Rasmus: Tales of a Utah Cowboy,” is Beth's
second novel to be published. A third novel, “That
Thy Days May Be Long,” historical fiction set in South Carolina and Southern
England between 1800 and 1835, and a fourth novel, “The
Masterpiece," is also completed. |
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