Olaf Swenson believes that at 16, a man should be making his own way in life. Unfortunately, his father has been dictating his and his brother's paths ever since he decided to unsuccessfully follow the wealth of California gold prospectors. With the Rocky Mountain gold rush Olaf embarks on yet another gold adventure with his family.
Bennetti explains that while taking place in the 1860s, Olaf's struggles are timeless and universal. He adds, "We have only one responsibility confronting us in our lifetime. That is to act out the Lord's will." Bennetti, a Vietnam veteran, draws from his own experiences in hope of offering a story that will benefit society.
An excerpt from "In a Buffalo Robe":
"I fear death, Father. I don't understand why our loving Father in Heaven allows men to take each other's lives," I said, allowing the whole of my suppressed underlying thoughts to be stated.
"In a Buffalo Robe"
By Albert Bennetti
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 300 pages | ISBN 9781480848139
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 300 pages | ISBN 9781480848153
E-Book | 300 pages | ISBN 9781480848146
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About the Author
Albert Bennetti spent his early years recklessly gadding about the streets of a large New Jersey City where he gathered experiences that inspire his writing today. He is a Vietnam veteran who has battled a series of challenges that include cancer and heart disease. Bennetti currently resides in Robbinsville, New Jersey. "In a Buffalo Robe" is his first book.
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