<p>Werewolf lore has long been dominated by tales of the strong alpha male, but what of the strong alpha females? The Storm Moon Press anthology "Daughters of Artemis" explores this mostly neglected aspect of the werewolf mythos, with an erotic twist. Bounty hunter Toni McGowan has faced supernatural beasts that would send most running, but her latest assignment may be the toughest yet&mdash;playing babysitter to a New Ager wannabe. Jade Nicols, though, has a few secrets of her own, the darkest of which may just get them both killed. Luna Rivers isn't the most graceful of people at the best of times, and being stalked by shadowy figures and prowling wolves hardly qualifies. But after being rescued by the beautiful and sensual Syrene, Luna learns that there is more to herself than she'd ever suspected. She's a werewolf, too, and in a whole new world of danger. Andrea&mdash;Andy to most&mdash;is a pack leader in the forests of Washington state. Poaching in a nearby pack's territory throws suspicion on Andy's leadership. In order to find the truth, Andy and her mate Fiona find themselves forced into an uneasy alliance with Rafael, the other pack's alpha. Susan Runningwind is forty-five, but already strong enough to have earned a seat among her pack's elders. Jesse Westfield is a documentary filmmaker investigating the so-called "Werewolves of South Dakota". But when Jesse begins to get too close to the truth, Susan must make a choice between her pack's welfare, and the growing attraction she feels to the younger woman. Sasha is the first female in the kingdom of the shapeshifting House of Wood to be granted leadership of her own pack. The transition is hardly smooth, however, and Sasha winds up at odds with Aneira, her mate. Failure to maintain control of her pack would mean demotion and shame, but doing what she knows she must could drive Aneira away forever. When werewolf Katya captures blind weretiger Yun alone in the wilderness, she sees only an opportunity to finally end the raging conflict between their two peoples. Yun remains loyal to the tigers, though, and as time passes, Katya finds herself less and less inclined to force the information from her. But when the fight comes to them, both will see their loyalties tested in the crucible of battle.</p>

Daughters of Artemis

Literature & Fiction

Carlson, Marie

Buckland, Della R

Erotica

Storm Moon Press LLC

<p>This book of Burials for San Miguel del Bado was prompted by Henrietta Martinez Christmas who had extracted, translated and published the burials from 1829 to 1833 in the New Mexico Genealogist in two issues. The extractions, translations, and typing were done by many volunteers of New Mexico Genealogical Society. They included Bonita Rasmussen, Marie Carlson, Ruby Aerts, Carmalee Owens, Patricia Wallace and Nancy Anderson. Proof reading the material were Bill Zamora, Father Lucien Hendren, and Henrietta Martinez Christmas. Indexing was done by Stephanie Thomas, Nancy Anderson and Bill Zamora. Extracted book such as this one are made possible by volunteers.</p>

San Miguel del Bado, NM Burials 1798 - 1850: Also includes Pecos from 1796 - 1829 and Ribera from 1847 - 1850

Reference

Anderson, Nancy

WALLACE, PATRICIA

Christmas, Henrietta Martinez

Rasmussen, Bonita

Aerts, Rudy

Owens, Carmalee

Thomas, Stéphanie

Zamora, Bill

Genealogy

New Mexico Genealogical Society

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