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Autumn of the Black Snake: The Creation of the U.S. Army and the Invasion That Opened the West
Hogeland’s book is a finely researched entry about a war about which few Americans are aware—the war to eradicate the…
Out of the Darkness
New attorney Micah McConners returns to his hometown of Probity, Wyoming in the late summer of 1900. He is greeted…
Pinkerton’s Gold
In post-Civil War Colorado, the Guggenheim Mining Company’s gold shipments are being robbed. The Pinkerton Detective Agency is engaged to…
Killers of the Flower Moon: Oil, Money, Murder and the Birth of the FBI
Killers of the Flower Moon is the true story of a shocking episode in US history. Set in the first…
Wake of Vultures
Nettie Lonesome is the adopted “half-black and half-Injun daughter” of a white couple who raise her more like a slave…
Slow Train to Sonora
In 1911, Mexico is on the brink of civil war. The United States War Department assigns veteran army officer C.W.…
River with No Bridge
Ireland’s Great Famine still reverberates in Boston in 1882 as teenaged Nora Flanagan struggles to survive. Anti-Irish prejudice bars her…
Golden Spike
In May 1869, the driving of the golden spike is the commemorative event that finalizes the joining of the Union…
Caroline: Little House, Revisited
Editors' choice
Caroline: Little House, Revisited follows Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic Little House on the Prairie, the third book in her bestselling…
Sawbones
Defiantly working in an unnatural female profession in 1871 Manhattan, Dr. Catherine Bennett has rich society women as clients and…
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