“Melody Groves writes about the Southwestern frontier with real authority; a scholar’s grasp of history, a keen sense of the land, and a well-honed edge for action that’ll get your blood boiling. Historical fiction at its best.” —Johnny Boggs, author of 30 books including his latest, Northfield
"Who Killed Chester Pray? provides new and revealing information about one of Death Valley's most provocative unsolved mysteries. Author Nicholas Clapp's intensive research and use of a flowing narrative result in a wonderfully readable book that not only probes the dark side of human nature, but presents an exciting picture of the American mining West of the early 20th century." — Linda Greene, co-author, A History of Mining in Death Valley National Monument
"Kenneth L. Kieser weaves fiction and history into a spirited tale of the Lakota Sioux and Black Hills gold hunters, of murder, vengeance, and redemption." —Elmer Kelton, author of over 40 books including Texas Showdown
Legacy of the Tetons Homesteading in Jackson Hole Second Edition
"The tightly-drawn story line of this new edition of Legacy of the Tetons is even more gripping than the initial, award-winning book. It lures you into the compelling world of the real Western frontier, where fur trappers, emigrants and homesteaders fought for survival every day of their lives." — W. Michael and Kathleen O'Neal Gear, authors of People of the Moon
