Author
Harold Titus
1888-1967
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Books by Harold Titus
"I Conquered"
"I Conquered" by Harold Titus is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Danny Lenox, a young man grappling with his life choices and addiction. Faced with denouncement from his father, Danny embarks on a journey westward in search of purpose and redemption, ultimately seeking to conquer his own demons and find a new path in life. At the start of the novel, we are introduced to Danny Lenox, who, amid a deep internal struggle, faces an ultimatum from his father regarding his reckless lifestyle. This confrontation is pivotal, leading Danny to realize the gravity of his situation and pushing him to leave his comfortable but empty life in New York City for the unknown challenges of the West. As he sets off, Danny’s determination to overcome his past vices is tested, and readers witness the beginning of his quest for self-discovery and redemption against the backdrop of the rugged wilderness.
The Last Straw
"The Last Straw" by Harold Titus is a novel likely written in the early 20th century. The story centers around Jane Hunter, the new owner of a ranch, who is navigating the challenges of her new life in the West. As she arrives to take possession of the ranch, she must contend with local cowhands and the complexities of ranch management while trying to earn their respect in a predominantly male environment. The opening of the book introduces Jane as she arrives at the H.C. ranch, where a group of men have been speculating about her arrival. The ranch is currently struggling with management issues, especially since the previous owner was lax in overseeing business dealings. As the men meet Jane, they are struck by her confidence and appearance, which stand out against the rugged backdrop of ranch life. Jane quickly expresses her determination to learn about ranching and select a foreman by drawing straws, a decision met with mixed reactions. Tom Beck, a skilled cowboy, stands out as he initially refuses to draw, preferring to show his ability through his work rather than leaving his future in chance. The stage is set for a clash between Jane's idealism and the reality of ranch life, as well as the brewing tensions with local ranchers and the men she now must lead.
Bruce of the Circle A
"Bruce of the Circle A" by Harold Titus is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story opens in a small town in Arizona, introducing the main character, Ann Lytton, who is a stranger in the area and comes in search of her husband, Ned Lytton. The book deals with themes of human struggle, redemption, and the complexities of love against a frontier backdrop. The opening of the novel sets the scene as Ann arrives in Yavapai, feeling both intimidated and drawn to the vastness of her surroundings. As she waits for a train, she becomes aware of sudden danger and tension in the air signaled by a gunshot, which foreshadows the turmoil in her life. After a series of interactions with local townsfolk, she learns about her husband’s ruinous state due to alcohol and the concern of others about her presence in his life. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of Ann's relationship with her husband, as well as her own internal struggles, and introduces the figure of Bruce Bayard, who will play a pivotal role in the unfolding drama of their lives.