When Johannesburg attorney Annete Lamphier inherits Boschkloof Vineyards, she doesn't know what to expect. Her late grandmother had put everything into the family vineyard, even at the cost of her one true love; and though the three-century-old vineyard is in shambles, Annette wants to honor her grandmother's wish to keep it in the family. Soon after Annette moves to her new home in Franschhoek, South Africa, she discovers letters penned in the 17th century by the three best friends of her ancestor, Antoinette Louise Lamphier. Compelled to fulfill the wishes revealed in the letters, Annette...

'Tales from Ogden Canyon and beyond' is the fourth book in the TALES series. The stories in this book are written by local authors (Ogden) and it is inspired by legends, and historical events, in the Ogden Canyon and Ogden Valley, in Utah. A thrilling and informative trip through the Ogden Canyon, and Ogden Valley (Utah) via some of the sweetest, funniest, and scariest stories ever... A great read for history buffs as well as lovers of suspense and tales of terror. 13 Stories. The Hermitage is hands down the story with the best research. Learn all about the Dream Hotel Three's a Charm...Two...

Tales from Two-Bit Street and Beyond... Part II consists of thirteen tales, based on legends of Ogden, Utah's Historic 25th Street. This infamous street came into being with the opening of Union Station during the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad in 1869. The original Union Station burned down in 1923. During the early 20th century, 25th Street was THE place in Ogden. In between family-owned shops, restaurants, ice cream parlors, and hotels there was bootlegging, gambling, narcotic sales, and prostitution. The rich history and spooky legends are where the Two-Bit authors...

"Two-Bit Street, Part I, is a delight... a collection of short stories that bring life to the creepy past of Ogden's Historic 25th Street." Stan Trollip, International Best-selling mystery author- A Carrion Death and Death of the Mantis. "Historic 25th Street is a living character in this anthology. We see it in its violent youth, and its resurrection as a historic center of a vibrant present. You'll feel like you know this street, no matter where you life. And if you haven't been there, you're going to want to make the pilgrimage, to see it in person." Susan Squires, New York best-selling...