Steve Lewis
The Overmountain Men (The Tennessee Frontier Trilogy, v.1: 1757-1777)
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Cumberland House is republishing Judd’s fictional history of the early days of that state in three…
The Gates of the Alamo
The single most retold incident of the American West, studied and pored over, could easily be that of General Custer’s…
Cordelia Underwood, or the Marvelous Beginnings of the Moosepath League
After reading so many westerns over the course of the years, it comes as a distinct pleasure to read an…
A Twist at the End: A Novel of O’Henry
Jack the Ripper is arguably the most notorious serial killer of all time, fictional and non-fictional. And yet “The Servant…
The Emperor’s General
You’d probably find this book in your local store in with the military adventure novels of Tom Clancy and so…
Raveled Ends of Sky
J. B. Chiles did lead a band of settlers on a covered wagon trek across the western U.S., through the…
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