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This book is for Kathy Brotherton and the City of Santa Fe, Texas
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I love the spirit of Santa Fe, southern Texas small towns, fresh hay, tall grasses, tallow trees,crawfish castles, and the way your hair blows in the wind like a horse’s mane. And I loveholding hands with you in the pastures of my youth.”
Driving Slow: Lost Oasis by Doug Hiser
“She is a drug, she is a nymph, she is jungle and darkness, she is the first taste of whiskey…And the gut burn.”
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“Let’s go to Oz. A cool place where everyone can wear red shoes.”
The Jets Roar:Shards of Lies by Doug Hiser
“All I wanted was to live forever in her arms. All I wanted was her love. Reality soaks me like gasoline…Please don’t drop that match.”
Lost Oasis by Doug Hiser
“I learned to walk in cowboy boots…Found it made my legs sturdy.”
Lost Oasis by Doug Hiser This book is a work of fiction. Copywrite 2006 by Doug Hiser. All characters are fictitious anda product of the author’s imagination and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, areabsolutely by chance or luck and not the author’s intention.
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