Discovery Walkabout

Delta, Colorado, July 05, 2026 — Discovery Walkabout Press announces the publication of The Children of the Open Range, the latest installment in Ada Wren Boone's acclaimed generational frontier series. Set against the raw, unforgiving landscape of 1880s Colorado Territory, this sweeping historical saga delivers land, loyalty, drought, and a family that refuses to surrender what three generations bled to build.

When railroad men arrive carrying government seals and a territorial authority issues a document no one has seen before, the Redfern family faces the defining question of their generation: inheritance is not receiving land. It is answering for it when everything arrives at once.

Key Features:
• Authentic 1880s Colorado frontier setting rooted in the real history of railroad expansion, homestead law, and the brutal land politics that shaped the American West

• A multigenerational family saga following Clara, Elias, Thomas, Eliza, and Samuel Redfern as each generation discovers what survival truly demands

• Compelling, complex characters — a daughter who surveys land by instinct, a son stepping into earned authority, and a slow-burning romance forged in shared hardship

• Timeless themes of water rights, community cooperation, corrupt power, and the cost of holding contested ground

• Series continuity — the third title following Where the Dust Remembers Her Name and When the Ground Gives Water, with six additional titles forthcoming

The Children of the Open Range arrives at a moment when readers hunger for historical fiction with moral weight, strong family bonds, and landscapes that feel alive on the page.
The land is waiting.

The Children of the Open Range is available now in paperback and e-book through Amazon and major booksellers.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BARBED WIRE, BLOOD FEUDS, AND FRONTIER JUSTICE COLLIDE IN NEW WESTERN NOVEL FROM B. BRADDOCK BOONE

BARBED WIRE AT GUNNISON CREEK brings readers deep into the dangerous realities of the American frontier, where land disputes, fear, and survival shaped the fate of entire communities.

In the rugged frontier surrounding Gunnison Creek Colorado, fences are more than boundaries. They are declarations of power. As tensions rise between ranchers, settlers, and ambitious landholders, violence begins creeping across the valley. Old loyalties fracture. Secrets buried beneath the dust begin surfacing. And one deadly conflict threatens to destroy everything the people of Gunnison Creek fought to build.

Written by B. Braddock Boone, BARBED WIRE AT GUNNISON CREEK delivers a gripping American Frontier Western Novel filled with suspense, moral conflict, and richly detailed historical atmosphere that captures both the beauty and brutality of the Old West.

Key features of the novel include:
• Intense frontier conflict centered around land, fences, and survival
• A historically grounded western setting filled with realism and tension
• Powerful themes of justice, loyalty, greed, and personal sacrifice
• Complex characters forced into impossible moral choices
• Fast-moving storytelling designed for fans of classic and modern western fiction

As interest in authentic frontier storytelling continues growing among readers of historical fiction and western novels, BARBED WIRE AT GUNNISON CREEK arrives as a powerful addition to the genre, blending cinematic storytelling with emotional depth and frontier realism.

Readers who enjoy rugged western landscapes, high-stakes conflict, and morally driven storytelling will find themselves pulled into a world where every fence line carries consequences.

Barbed Wire at Gunnison Creek is available now in paperback and e-book through Amazon and major booksellers. Published by Discovery Walkabout Press (Colorado, U.S.A)