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Mustafa was the prince with the most potential of any other, during the 600 plus years’ existence of the Ottoman Empire. He was the hope for the majority of the people living in and out of the empire, to ascend to the throne. His father was Lawmaker Sultan Suleiman, who ruled the empire during the empire's zenith years. He was untouchable, revered, and feared, but once looking past his mighty title, name, and qualifications; study shows that Suleiman made questionable decisions, one of them being the decision to order the execution of his eldest son - Mustafa.

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Evil is strong and damn cruel. A lawman is often all that stands between the innocent and certain death. But who among us is truly innocent? Fast horses, six-guns, and Sioux warriors. A cowboy’s life is never dull, even in the twenty-first century. Saddle up for a wild western rodeo of adventure. It’s a hard but beautiful land out here in Montana. One worth fighting to hold on to. Easy? No. Scary? Hell yes. But courage is loading up to do the right thing even when you’re frightened to death.

Charles Woods, captain of the Texas Rangers, rode up to the corral at JC’s small spread outside of Midlothian and looked over the fence at JC lying flat of his back in the dirt. “Dad gum JC, seems that’s about the same spot you was in last time I’s out here. Don’t you think you’re getting a bit old to be breaking bronc’s? I’d say it’s time you quit.” JC got to his feet, dusting himself off. “I’m not that old, an’ you only pay fifty a month. I get a hundred and fifty for every horse I break. Now which job do you think I’d quit first? What’s on yore mind.”

Pastor Paul Buchanan is told he needs a wife and soon or he will lose his church. After much prayer, he decides to look. With no eligible women in Austin, TX, he writes to a mail-order bride matchmaker. Ellie Simpson’s parents died five years ago and she has been struggling ever since. She needs to get out of Philadelphia, preferably to a small town. She writes to a mail-order matchmaker with only three stipulations: he can’t be a drunk, a pastor, or too much older than her. After they meet, it comes out that they are not compatible in the least and they choose to be friends.