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Hudgins, Cliff -

Pete McNally: Texas Ranger $14.95 plus $4 shipping & handling

The Weathervane Ranch $14.95 plus $4 shipping & handling

Learn more about Cliff Hudgins

http://cliffhudgins.net/fiction/fictionfirstpage.htm

 
King, Julian - Sand in Our Shoes: Chasing the American Dream $14.95 plus shipping & handling

Learn more about Julian King

Testimonials
As I read Sand in Our Shoes I realized how difficult the west was, even as late as the late 1940’s. I could not set it down until I absorbed the last word. Thank you for bringing a great book to life. It personifies the life & Spirit of the Valley of the Sun.” Sid Hagel publisher Wild West Gazette."

 
Noble, Marguerite - Filaree: A Novel of an American Woman $14.95 plus shipping & handling

Learn more about Marguerite Noble

 
Robinson,Jr., Cleo W -

Trails to and Tales of Sanderson Texas
$16.95 Paperback
plus $4 shipping & handling

$26.95 Hardback plus $4 shipping & handling

Learn more about Cleo W. Robinson, Jr.

 
Schmitz, Gene -
Sedona Stories: Beyond the Physical

$19.95
plus $4 shipping & handling

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Thompson, Alice - American Caravan $24.95 plus shipping & handling ISBN 1-929311-87-7

Learn more about Alice Thompson
American Caravan is a true history of one of the last great wagon trains to cross the old Santa Fe Trail during the post Civil War era, written in the tradition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
Testimonials
"The tragic tale of the death and burial of 19-year old Mary Alphonsa Thompson, Sister of Loretto, on the Santa Fe Trail in present western Kansas in the summer of 1867 is one of the greatest mysteries as well as one of the most touching human interest stories in the six-decade history of that famous route of commerce and conquest between the Missouri River valley and New Mexico.  This is a story that has waited nearly a century and a half for someone to present to the public with all the components described."
Leo E. Oliva, PhD.

 
Trimble, Marshall

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