Shoshoni, My Summer as the Horse Wrangler – 1967 is the second in the series Look Out! Here Comes Summer – My Incredible College Summers and relates the author’s adventures and misadventures as the horse wrangler at Camp Shoshoni, an exclusive all-girls summer camp in the Colorado Rockies. The summer unfolds with entertaining tales of the author’s sometimes silly and often flirtatious interactions with campers and counselors, his encounter with a well-known television and movie star, how he revealed his singing voice, and various adventures at Shoshoni and its environs. You will enjoy the author’s stories of wrangling horses, riding lessons, ping pong matches, a gymkhana, trips to the laundry and feedstore, and a dangerous trail ride to the top of the continental divide with thirty-five campers and counselors. The first book in the series, A Teenager goes to Washington , relates the author’s rites of passage into adulthood, his interaction with famous personalities, and his growing sophistication as a congressional intern in our nation’s capital. Subsequent books in the series cover the author’s experiences spending a summer in Alaska with a life-long friend in the rough and tumble world of the northern frontier, and, in the final book, stories of graduating college, beginning law school, receiving a draft notice for induction into the military, and spending a hitch in the U.S. Marine Corps. Enjoy these books about growing up, seeing the world, and experiencing the author’s incredible adventures during the summers of 1966 to 1970.