The Garden of Eden

Description

Ben Connor is a bettor who has knowledge about stallions. He travels westward to flee from his life as a gambler, he is heading towards New York. There he explores a number of grey stallions that he considers are the finest stallions he has ever spotted. The worriment is that these stallions are trained in a secluded lowland which is the Garden of Eden and that interlopers are not allowed to wander around. Ben watches these stallions as a way of becoming wealthy on the dash marathon, still how to own one is a question.

Frederick Schiller Faust was a US writer known well for his insightful and literary Westerns using the pseudonym Max Brand. Max Brand also produced the remarkable illusory character of juvenile medical student Dr. James Kildare in a run of hardboiled and detective novels. Brand’s Kildare oddball was then highlighted through many years in other publishing, such as a sequel of American dramaturgical flicks by Paramount Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), a radio program, 2 television shows and comical skits. Brand’s other pen names were: George Owen Baxter, Evan Evans, George Evans, David Manning, John Frederick, Peter Morland, George Challis, Peter Ward and Frederick Frost.

This portion tells of Westerns written by Max Brand. For details regarding Max Brand’s iatrical theatrical tales emphasizing his Dr. Kildare character, search Dr. Kildare.

He is also known for these writings: Harrigan; Riders of the Silence; The Untamed; The Night Horseman; Ronicky Doone; The Seventh Man; Alcatraz; The Rangeland Avenger; and many more.

His passion for legends was a steady reference for enthusiasm for his work, and it has been thought about deeply that these historical significances alleged primarily for his popularity as a distinguished novelist. Several of his accounts would afterward influence motion pictures.
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