Powder River Poison: A Mary Macintosh Novel by Maureen , Meehan Aplin

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Butch Anderson, a born-in-the-saddle cowboy world famous for his days on the rodeo circuit, owns a pristine ranch with his wife on the outskirts of the magnificent Big Horn Mountains in northern Wyoming. MethZap, a coal bed methane gas company, promised the Andersons that the gas retrieved from their ranch would entitle them to receive large royalty checks and that the ranch would be returned to its immaculate condition once the mining was complete. Unfortunately, MethZap didn't keep its word to the Andersons, and when sludge oozes from the "Well from Hell," contaminating their groundwater, destroying their rangeland, and poisoning the Powder River Basin, they hire Mary MacIntosh to represent them in a class-action toxic tort crusade that threatens to divide their community. How much do we owe the people we love? Are we all stewards of the environment? Is a multi-million dollar jury verdict enough to replace what has been lost in the battle? In trying to win justice for her clients, Mac learns the answers to some of these questions and the value of respect for the environment, loved ones, and, most importantly, for herself.

Details from Seller

• ISBN: 1424149754
• Publisher: Publish America
• Pub. Date: July 2006
• Condition:

Comments from the Seller: "Near Fine/ First Printing Soft Cover SIGNED BY AUTHOR on title page. 287pp. Top corner of one page is creased. Bottom corner of title page has a tiny tear. 8vo - over 7?"" - 9?"" tall. Selling online since 1999"