2013
Jungleland
This book is really two stories in one—both of which were structured like “shaggy dog” stories. The author recounts the…
The Chieftain
The Chieftain is a hearty historical romance with the same air of adventure, mystery and passion which characterizes the other…
Where the Light Falls
Keenum’s ambitious first novel opens in 1878, when Jeanette Palmer, an aspiring artist, convinces her parents to send her to…
Golden Girl
Golden Girl is the second book in the American Fairy Trilogy. It continues the story of Carrie, a teenaged half-fae…
Butch Cassidy: The Lost Years
Hank Parker, a cowboy of eighty-plus years, has a past he’d rather keep hidden. In 1950 Parker is the same…
Widow of Gettysburg: Book Two, Heroines Behind the Scenes
Troops close in on Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in 1863. Liberty Holloway, a young Union widow, has a farm near Cemetery Ridge,…
The Traitors’ Pit
Subdeacon Wulfgar “Soft Hands,” fortunate in his employment as Secretary to Fleda, Lady of the Mercians, suffers a dual disruption.…
Miss Whittier Makes a List
In 1801, young American Quaker Hannah Whittier is an innocent victim of the Napoleonic wars when she is shipwrecked after…
Dark Prairie
Nesbitt’s laconic 1890s Western opens when a stranger rides into the small town of Winsome, Wyoming. Dunbar has a lot…
Written in Stone
Pearl Carver is the daughter of whalers. Her people, the Makah, depend upon the whales that flourish in the waters…
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