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Matt Reed returns from Vietnam to find that the ranch he had grown up on, the one that was supposed to be his someday, the one that filled his dreams every day he was away from it, was in foreclosure. Paul Pringle, his childhood nemesis holds the mortgage on the ranch. Paul refuses to give an extension on the loan. The shame that Matt's father feels for borrowing against Matt's legacy is evident i... More

Matt Reed returns from Vietnam to find that the ranch he had grown up on, the one that was supposed to be his someday, the one that filled his dreams every day he was away from it, was in foreclosure. Paul Pringle, his childhood nemesis holds the mortgage on the ranch. Paul refuses to give an extension on the loan. The shame that Matt's father feels for borrowing against Matt's legacy is evident in his downcast demeanor. But his wife, Matt's mother, had battled a viscious, unrelenting cancer, and what could he do? The medical bills were enormous and they hadn't saved her. Matt, already suffering from PTSD from the atrocities he's seen, is overwhelmed with the loss of his home, the absence of his mother, and the change in his father. Yet he is not ready to let Paul Pringle, the man who married Matt's highschool sweetheart while Matt was away fighting a war he didn't believe in, take his ranch, too. This story reveals the resilience and tenacity of the human spirit, as Matt, with the help of loyal friends and neighbors, including a Crow Indian and a herd of wild horses, gives his all for what he believes is right.

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