Indistrial Electronics

Politics & Social Sciences

Carr, Steve

Kissell, Thomas E.

OVERSTREET, Robert

Wylie, Thomas

Social Sciences

Pearson College Div

Take a kid from Maryland and drop him head first into the Grand Canyon for eight years during the rape and pillage days of the Reagan Administration, and then sit back and watch the sparks fly as he uncovers the untold stories and mysteries of the canyonlands of the American Southwest and unlocks the secrets to survival and the Kachina Way.

The Canyon Chronicles

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This book covers three the fundamental concerns that each married couple has: (1) Married And How To Stay That Way will help you determine from Scripture the practical ways to resolve your conflicts and stop them from reoccurring in your relationship. (2) Married And How To Stay That Way will help you understand what the first steps should be to build a solid foundation for your marriage. (3) Married And How To Stay That Way will also give you a systematic plan for building the relationship you are seeking. This book is written in a counseling style with practical encouragement and group discussion questions at the end of each chapter. If you are looking for the "How To" from a Biblical perspective, this is the book for you.

Married and How To Stay That Way' (Casados y Cómo Continuar Así)

Self-Help

Relationships

ACW Press

"Anasazi Strip" is set in the isolated area north of the Grand Canyon known as the Arizona Strip, a spectacular land of redrock and long-forgotten civilizations. This is the first book in the Jenny Hatch mystery series, featuring Forest Service archaeologist Jenny Hatch, a tough red-haired lady who has dedicated her life to unraveling the mysteries of the ancient Anasazi who called the Arizona Strip home from the time of Christ until their vanishing act around 1200AD. This is a story about industrial strength pothunting, the illegal raiding of Indian ruins, by a retired federal judge and a cold-blooded Killer who served together in the Special Forces during and after the Vietnam War. Together, the two men leave a trail of bodies scattered across The Strip and baffle the local law enforcement officers. “Anasazi Strip” takes us through strange lands rarely seen – Western Grand Canyon, the Kaibab National Forest, the Paiute Indian Reservation, uranium mines, small Mormon towns, Lake Powell, the underground art world where Indian artifacts fetch big money from anonymous buyers from around the globe, and the forbidding Paria Plateau where all hell breaks loose at the Burial of the Magician. Along the way we meet many colorful characters that seem to leap off the page - brave cowboys, dying Indians, the unluckiest birdwatcher on earth, drug-crazed bikers, Jack Mormons, eco-terrorists, a soul-catching Killer who knows the Ritual of the Feather and the Fur, and the unstoppable Jenny Hatch who enters the spirit world and comes out on the other side.

Anasazi Strip

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

An old Hopi medicine man is brutally murdered during a pilgrimage to a secret shrine near the Grand Canyon. The gruesome murder is investigated by Jenny Hatch, the U.S. Forest Service archaeologist, and all of the clues to the mystery seem to lead back to ancient Hopi legends. The suspects include: a belligerent uranium mine owner; a renegade Indian leader of the Ghost Shirters; the flamboyant spiritual leader of the Crystal Heads; a rebel Hopi politician running for Tribal Chairman; the powerful Kachina Masaw; and even the Hopi traditionalist who was beheaded. Throw in a long lost map, and you have all the ingredients for the wondrous return of Masaw. "Kachina Roulette" is the second book in the Jenny Hatch mystery series, following on the hells of the very popular "Anasazi Strip". It is a fascinating tale of greed, environmental justice, lost legends, and playing with fire as powerful forces come together at the Black Butte Mine, each trying to pull the Kachina trigger without getting killed.

Kachina Roulette

Mystery

I worked for 15 years for the U.S.Forest Service about ten miles from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. My last visit was in the spring of 2015, so the information in this guide book is up-to-date. I also provide the direct links to the various attractions so you can get the latest information and prices. This guide book is divided into two parts, featuring a 7-day trip and a 14-day trip, covering a spectacular area of mountains, high desert, and wondrous canyons often referred to by the Chamber of Commerce folks as the Grand Circle – Zion, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Bryce, and Cedar Breaks. I am going to show you the best places to shop, buy your liquor, find a good hotel room or camp, the premiere hikes in each park, where to grab the best meals, and what it all might cost. I will take all of the guess work out of your trip to the American Southwest. And for those using the Kindle version of the book, each item of interest is linked to the Table of Contents, so you don’t have to scroll through the book and can find out exactly what you need to know with a click of a button. As an added bonus, I am going to fill in your days with many helpful Insider Tips that will give you information about the places you visit that few people know about. And I will also show you how the save your hard-earned money! So, just load this trusty guide onto your smart phone or iPad, follow my handy dandy directions, and the Canyonlands will come alive beyond your wildest dreams.

The Best of the Southwest: The Grand Circle Travel Guide for a One-Week (or Two-Week) Trip of a Lifetime

Travel

United States

I worked for 15 years for the U.S. Forest Service on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and spent almost every weekend exploring the wonders of the American Southwest. My last trip was in the summer of 2017, to check and verify each recommendation in this book. This guide book is the second in a series called the "Best of the Southwest", and it is divided into two parts, featuring a 7-day and a 14-day trip out of the hub city of Salt Lake City, Utah. It covers a rather loosely defined geographical area of Eastern Utah that I call Canyonlands, and I will unlock the secrets of this magical part of America. Your journey will take you to wondrous places with exotic names: Flaming Gorge; Dinosaur National Monument; The Wedge and Buckhorn Wash area of the San Rafael River; Arches National Park; Moab; Canyonlands National Park; the Abajo and Manti-LaSal Mountains; unique Mormon towns like Monticello, Blanding, and Bluff; the San Juan River and Mexican Hat; the Goosenecks; the Moki Dugway; Muley Twist; Cedar Mesa and Grand Gulch; Natural Bridges and the infamous Bears Ears; White Canyon; the weird crossroads town of Hanksville and the spooky ghost town of Hite on the dried up shores of Lake Powell; Goblin Valley; Capitol Reef; Fish Lake; the volcanic hills of the Koosharem Valley; the techno-towns of Provo and Orem; and then back to the grand Temple in Salt Lake City.I am going to show you the best places to shop, buy your liquor and supplies, where to stay for the night or even camp if you like to rough it, the best hikes and entertaining cultural attractions, and the best places to eat. I will take all of the guesswork out of your exciting and fun trip to the Southwest.The Best of the Southwest series gives you very few choices. I lived in the Southwest and explored the Canyonlands for fifteen years. I know it like the back of my hand. I know the best places to eat, stay, visit, and hike. And if you were doing the trip with me, we would follow my itinerary to the letter. That's why you paid for the book: to find out the best things to do and how to do them in a logical way, given the limited time you will be vacationing. Rather than give you a list of restaurants in each town organized by cuisine and price, I tell you where I would eat. And instead of listing all the hikes in a park organized by their difficulty and length, I steer you to the best hikes. Hotels are always a subjective and budgetary consideration. I don't spend a lot of time in the hotel. I sleep there and then leave and maybe use the pool. So, I don't need luxury. You might feel different about that, and that's fine.I have provided handy URL links to each attraction listed in this book, so you can find additional information and get the up-to-date prices and conditions. But please keep in mind that the links were created in 2017. Links die. Businesses close. The Southwest is fluid and always changing. So, before you leave on your trip, you should check the links to make sure they are still valid, and if they aren't, make a note of the new ones.The seven days and fourteen days trips are not identical. In most respects they are quite different. For instance, the first four days of the longer trip cover a vast area that will not be visited by those doing the shorter trip. But some of the days do mirror one another (Arches, Canyonlands - Island in the Sky, Little Wild Horse Slot Canyon, and some of Capitol Reef), so there is some unavoidable repetition.As an added bonus, I am going to fill in your days with many helpful "Insider Tips" that will give you information about the places you visit that few people know about. And I will also show you how the save your hard-earned money! So, just load this trusty guide onto your smartphone or iPad, follow my handy dandy directions, and the Canyonlands will come alive beyond your wildest dreams.

The Best of the Southwest: The Canyonlands Travel Guide for a One Week(or Two Week) Trip of a Lifetime (2)

BookBaby

Redbird: A Paranormal Horror Story

Genre Fiction

Independently published

Welcome to the world of Witches and Warlocks! Inside the following pages, you will discover tales of magic, power, and lore of the past. Stories of magical bars, a book filled with magical creatures that won't stay put, or an enlightening narrative of a witch finding her way after a long absence. Natural Instincts: Tales of Witches and Warlocks is a fun collection of thirteen short stories to be enjoyed no matter the season. The Samhain Show by Edward Ahern . Hatless Witch by Gabbi Van Amburg & Dylan James Harper . Word Witch by Stephanie J Bardy . Sand Witch by Cathy Bryant . The Book of Isobel Gowdie by Steve Carr . Ruined by Kevin A. Davis . The Witch's Code by Dawn DeBraal . Flying by James Dorr . My Year With a Witch by Peggy Gerber . The Woman of Red (La Mujer de Rojo) by Stephen Johnson . Lose the Battle, Win the War by Donna J. W. Munro . The Banshee Tavern by Melissa Small . Island Time by Victory Witherkeigh

Natural Instincts: Tales of Witches and Warlocks

JOHNSON, Stephen

Davis, Kevin A.

Bryant, Cathy

Witherkeigh, Victory

Munro, Donna J.W.

Dorr, James

DeBraal, Dawn

Bardy, Stepahnie J

Gerber, Peggy

Dark Myth Publications

The Golden Door

Ferguson, Jamie

Knippling, DeAnna

Elizabeth, Bonnie

Vagle, Rob

Stier, David

Aron, Adrianne

Price, Tonya D.

Anton, Hedi Framm

Sojka, Bob

Literary

Blackbird Publishing

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