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Local authors pen new book sharing the history using vintage images

Lovers of Westerns will thrill to this new series of suspense novels that spans four generations of law officers.

Like the long-rifle he writes about, E.J. Schneider fires off explosive literature in his Parallel Past series. Rousing nostalgia for the ol’ West, his novels appeal to many readers’ interests: romance, time travel, and the American frontier.

Tour San Francisco's colorful past alongside Emperor Norton. Historical fiction author Steve Bartholomew revisits a bizarre chapter of America's past, complete with a cast of characters too wild to believe.

In the fascinating new book Lucille Mulhall: An Athlete of Her Time, Cynthia Kay Rhodes tells of the woman’s amazing skills with a rifle, lariat and horse.

Scotland has the Lock Ness Monster and Bear Lake Valley has theirs. Do they really exist? “Sarah's Special Gift” focuses on deep-rooted legends, a few mysterious events, the mystery of the Bear Lake Monster, and a tender love story.

This rough-and-tumble Western is all about following a dream. Grover Stone can hardly wait to explore the Wild West that he’s been reading about since childhood. After losing his parents, the young man leaves New York and heads West.

Dodge City 2004 is NOW able to be Purchased on Line, as an ebook at Barnes an Noble and Smashword.com.

El Rancho Lebanon was the site of the biggest shoot out near Beirut

Heroic cowboys, proud Indian tribes and ruthless villains delight fans of the Wild West in Robert A. Williams’ historical fiction novel, Puck.

Custer committee uses historic venue and Monroe Michigan tradition to connect with community and promote upcoming living history event

Week long event honors Monroe, Michigan’s most famous resident General George Armstrong Custer, a Civil War hero and America’s most controversial historical icon. Special guests include Ernie LaPointe, great-grandson of Chief Sitting Bull.

Christmas, birthdays, and Books! What a wonderful combination.

Step into the early days of the Wild West and be a part of another culture, time, and place.

Linda Weaver Clarke displays an easy and excellent style of writing blending adventure/romance/history/humor and courage.

Part historical monument, part roadside Americana...compares to the historical fiction novel "Melinda and the Wild West"