subtitle: DeSoto, Horses, and Indians This is a historical novel mostly about the various Indian tribes killed, moved, and disturbed by the entry of whites to the continent. At Cofitachequi, the Queen or her daughter The Princess, lead the people and meet the Spaniards who want to conquer them, enslave them, and take their wealth. One of them falls in love with the Princess, and steals abreeding herd of horses including DeSotos own favorite stallion and a half-dozen mares. The story goes on into time, showing the great changes taking place in the lives of the natives. It progresses through...

This is a collection of novellas, each one about an older woman in love with a beautiful younger man, who appreciates her and treats her very nicely. Some of these men are rather dangerous, and some hazards are sprinkled in with lovel One is about a serial killer whom the heroine loves deeply

This is a color printed book of art and writing by Isabel Vandervelde. Almost all images are from artwork of the author, as is all the researched history of this city which includes Tommy Hitchcock of international polo fame, as well as the Hitchcock Woods, the largest city forest in America.

This is a fictional account from a friend, and fellow soldier, concerning the lives of Custer, his family members, and the soldiers who shared his life and his death at the Battle Of Little Big Horn. It follows Custer's life from childhood through the Civil War where he was the youngest brigadier general in both arms. It then follows Custer through his days fighting on the high plains, as well as detailing the path of the 7th Cavalry in South Carolina reconstruction times. And at last it shows those who mourned the deaths of Custer, his brothers, and his soldiers.

This historical novel is based on accurate historical records, and tells the stories of several women who loved George Armstrong Custer, and were loved by him. These include his faithful wife, Libbie. Also Annie Jones whom he met during the Civil War, and others, some fictional.

Terrorists steal hyrogen bomb and plan to blow it in Charleston, S.C. when the city is filled with visitors for their annual music, theatre, arts and crafts weekend.

This is the first person tale of an adult woman caught in a city ruled by physicists and engineers who create atomic and hydrogen bombs. She has to decide to keep secrets from the dreaded Plant Security people, whom she learns are human man after all. There is a murder, and plenty of mayhem as she frees herself into the world as she wishes it to be. Love, desire, art, and poetry are her new life, as well as two wonderful young men as her lovers.

The story traces George and Tom Custer and other men of the 7th Cavalry, as well as spotlighting the leaders of their deadly enemies, Sioux and Cheyenne. Reno and Benteen fail their leader, and Custer's direct command perishes before the strength of their enemies. The Indians gathered into a large village full of warriors, with their families, and they were ready to take on the whole U.S. army if necessary, to save their way of life, their honor, and their freedom to live a life they found very fulfilling.

This is the first person story of a man with an Oglala Sioux warrior father, Crow Killer, one of the four shirt-wearers under Crazy Horse who kidnaps a white girl and uses her as one of his three wives. His two Sioux wives have borne him only daughters, but the white girl gives him a son, called Son of Crow Killer. The girl's white husband pays a reward to the cavalry to get her back and they bring her and the little boy back to her white family. The white husband hates the boy and calls him names. Finally the white girl's white mother comes to get him and takes him to her home in New Orleans...

This is the first person tale of an adult woman caught in a city ruled by physicists and engineers who create atomic and hydrogen bombs. She has to decide to keep secrets from the dreaded Plant Security people, whom she learns are humans after all. There is murder and plenty of mayhem as she frees herself into the world as she wishes it to be. Love, desire, art, and poetry are her new life, as well as two wonderful young men as her lovers.