The Bear River flows through a large inverted U around the north end of the Wasatch Range. In January 1863, while the Civil War was raging, an estimated 400 Shoshoni were wiped out by Union Soldiers while camped along the banks of the river. More Indians died in this battle than in any other Indian skirmish in the history of the United States.Many bodies were thrown into the river. The Bear River Massacre drastically affected the lives of the living as well – such as the few Shoshoni who escaped and the whites living in Franklin Settlement near present-day Preston, Idaho.One settler, 20-year-old Rachel Ritter, has only one child—an adopted six-year-old Shoshoni boy, Sammy. Soldiers out of Fort Douglas are poised to launch a surprise attack on the Indian camp. But Sammy is in the camp and Rachel has been locked in her own cabin, forced to stay there as the attack begins.Once free, galloping atop her horse, will she arrive in time to save Sammy?This fast-paced adventure/romance thriller will have you burning through the pages late into the night as the plot proves more complicated and dangerous than Rachel could ever imagine.

Bear River

Literature & Fiction

Harris, Darryl

Genre Fiction

Harris Publishing, Inc.

A novel about Korea's struggle for freedom from the Japanese occupationEnter the world of Koreans Pak Ho-Nam and Kim Soon-Hee during the Japanese occupation. Anyone who crosses the occupiers is dead, missing or in prison. Justice seems to have been buried and Ho-Nam has taken a vow to do something about it. Throw the Japanese out.But how? The Japs have bombers, tanks and other weapons galore. They're conquering China and all of southeast Asia. The Koreans have only a few hunting rifles buried in gardens. Though it seems impossible, it's time to join a secret society and turn Jap predators into prey.Haunted by nightmares of the past and visions of what's to come, Ho-Nam quickly faces his first test. Kim Soon-Hee has been kidnapped by the Japs and is in for a shock. She's on her way to face a life of carnal slavery in Manchuria and China, "pleasing" Jap soldiers. Can Ho-Nam save her?If you like your love stories with a giant dose of grit and suspense, you'll love this novel.The novel is inspired by true events. The Japanese occupied Korea from 1910 until 1945 and the end of World War II.

Forever Tomorrow

LONDON ... where the stews of the Reformation are brewingLike when a stone is dropped into a pond, the Protestant Reformation spread rapidly in the 1500s from Wittenberg, Germany, throughout Europe and across the Channel to England. The Reformation affected everyone. Typical are the three main characters in this novel.Lady Elinor Marbury is a young widow raising a blind eight-year-old daughter. A Papist-a defender of the faith-Elinor is against the Reformation. She believes her past sins caused her daughter to be born blind and thus the only way little Margery can be cured is for Elinor to complete a pilgrimage to Rome. And guess who accompanies her on the pilgrimage? A Reformer in the person of Garrett Bloxham who has abandoned his life as a priest and is secretly importing William Tyndale's English Bibles into Great Britain. Garrett not only takes her to Rome, but to Wittenberg to visit Martin Luther and to Antwerp to meet Tyndale. All this does not make Oswyn Pygott happy. A hot-headed knight assigned by the King to seek out smugglers and other Protestant riffraff and execute them. And Pygott plans on doing just that to Garrett Bloxham once he returns to England with Elinor.

The Lady and the Knight

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Bear River

Forever Tomorrow

The Lady and the Knight