Aaron H. Foster's New Book "CASAPEE" is the Story of a Man Who Has Lost It All, a Widow, and a Ranch in Need of Restoration.

Tulsa, OK, April 4, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Aaron H. Foster lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma and began writing upon his retirement. He took three writing courses at a local college. He has since written three fifty-thousand-word novels and ninety short stories. Aaron H. Foster, retiree and author, has completed his most recent book “CASAPEE”:  the story of a man who has lost it all, a widow, and a ranch in need of restoration.

“Casapee was a small town of four thousand people. It was located in Pushmataha county, fifteen miles from McAlester. It was a gathering place for a largely ranching and rural community—one they called their hometown.” --Aaron H. Foster

Published by Fulton Books, Aaron’s book is the story of a new beginning. Chuck Braxton travels West to find a new life after losing his family to a murderer. He is lost. When he has a chance encounter with a lovely widow named Lee Ann Wheaton, his path becomes clear. The Wheaton Ranch has fallen in disrepair, but Chuck and Lee Ann will find a way to restore the ranch as they restore each other.

Readers who wish to experience this awe-inspiring work can purchase “CASAPEE” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

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Source: Fulton Books