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The new, exciting Western adventure from author… Rebecca McLendon! Eleven-year-old Becca Rose Wimberly climbs into her grandparents’ beloved truck Daisy June to head out on the adventure of a life time. She had a head full of fantasies which included riding her horse through the rugged mountains and canyons of the Old West, waving her rifle in the air and whooping like Annie Oakley, her heroine. Now she is heading there with Grampaw and Granmaw—a journey that will go with her the rest of her life. Come along as the truck pulls out of the long gravel driveway and turns onto the highway...

Becca Rose Wimberly, had wanted to be a real cowgirl her whole life. Part of that dream had come true when her Grampaw and Granmaw took her out West when she was eleven. Two years have passed and now she is setting out to spend part of her summer vacation at her Aunt Millie and Uncle Jakes San Saba Ranch in the Texas Hill Country. She cannot wait to ride their gentle mare, Dolly, whom she loves as much as her own horse Silver. She cannot wait to eat Aunt Millie’s wonderful cooking and help with the ranch chores. She doesn’t look forward to her “stupid cousin” Dub and his pranks. But...

Every childhood comes with its collection of memories, some fond, and some we wish we could forget. For the most part, growing up post-World War II Rio Grande Valley of Texas was an almost idyllic existence for us. We had the best of both possible worlds: the wonderful flavor from the vast "Frontera de Mexico" to the immediate south of us (seven miles from my childhood home) and the wonderful Gulf of Mexico sending its gentle breezes and magnificent salt air (15 miles to the east of us).

"Most pilots over the age of 30 remember Gordon Baxter, who wrote the 'Bax Seat' column in Flying Magazine for over 25 years. 'Bax' could paint a word picture of the romance and joy of flight like no other. Well, a new Gordon Baxter has been born! This time it is a female version of him, and her name is Rebecca McLendon!" (Mike Trahan, Delta 767 captain, retired)

It all began when we decided to get an airplane. I looked forward to riding with my husband over the countryside and enjoying the scenery. But one day he dropped the bomb. He told me I would need to learn to fly the plane, because, should something happen to him up there, I would have to put it on the ground. I began waking up at night silently screaming because I felt I was flying out of control up there with no way of getting the plane down. We ordered the Ground School materials, and thus the journey began.