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WINTERING ON THE BAYOU SALADE- This is a true story of a man who after a lifetime of being physically, emotionally, financially and psychologically abused for not adhering to the oppressive radical teachings and beliefs of the LDS (Mormon) Church, took it upon himself to escape and relocate from behind Utah's Zion Curtain in spite of the long reach and influence of the vile and violent history of this powerful religious sect of the American west. In the process of these endeavors he literally meets the woman of his visions and together they successfully build the life they want together in the primitive high-country of the central Colorado Rockies. Successful in every way but for the continued duress and inescapable heavy-handed harassment and vandalism by members of the dangerous zealots he thought he had left behind. Never off his back are the Danites; the Mormon secret society of Avenging or Destroying Angels that was created to not only lurk under the dark cloak of night to harass those they consider an enemy of the church, but murder through their doctrine of Blood Atonement those who apostate or appose their beliefs. Attached is the 1834 edition of E. D. Howe's Mormonism Unvailed. The first documentary on Mormonism ever published.

ABOUT BOTH AUTHORS - V. Christian Kingsford has written for numerous Rocky Mountain newspapers and national as well as Colorado periodicals. He has published two popular action adventure novels and currently resides on a hobby ranch located in a primitive isolated agricultural region of the central Colorado Rockies with the literal woman of his visions. Their home is solar powered with cellular communications and heated with one wood burning parlor stove and a wood burning kitchen range. They happily share their home with two horses, three cats and their dog. - Eber Dudley Howe (1798 - 1884) founded the Painesville Telegraph & Press. He wrote and published the 1834 and 1840 editions of Mormonism Unvailed, as well as his 1878, Autobiography and Reflections, while editing, contributing too and running his newspaper and press.