Becky Coffield's award winning nonfiction travel memoir details a hilarious six years aboard the sloop Cabaret, as the author manages to stay afloat for 25,000 miles of adventure and fun...from Alaska to the South Pacific.

Life Was A Cabaret

Sports & Outdoors

Coffield, Becky

Water Sports

Moonlight Mesa Associates

You Can Conquer TMJ: Ideas and Recipes

Becky Coffield

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Death in the Desert brings the current fiascos with the Mexican border, illegal immigration and drug issues to literature through a fast-paced, compelling, fictitious scenario that is politically and socially very timely. Deaths, drugs and despair leave their mark across the torpid stretch of desert along the Arizona border and into towns and cities across America. The novel proposes that the elusive weapons of mass destruction that the Americans have waged a war against are not nuclear missiles and chemically engineered diseases. Rather, the real weapons of mass destruction grow in poppy and coca fields round the world, fields that the United States government subsidizes. An Arab-sponsored Mexican drug cartel is bent on seeing a Mexican flag waving at the White House, and Americans on their knees begging for mercy...in Spanish.

Death in the Desert

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Coffield, R. L.

Thrillers & Suspense

From the first day of the robbery at the Bellagio by Max Jessee and Roy Biers, Detective Ben Thomas is obsessed with finding Biers' youthful partner.  For eleven years Ben keeps the case simmering until Biers is released from prison.   Finally, when Biers is paroled and unexpectedly heads to Alaska, the gutsy detective is only a few days behind him.           During the eleven years that Ben is stymied, Max Jessee has invented a new and prosperous life for himself.  Now going under the name of Mack Jessup, he is living with Chloe Littlebird, an Alaska State Trooper, in the small town of Craig, Alaska.  When Roy Biers appears without warning and demands his share of the money, things rapidly begin to fall apart.             This novel focuses on the choices that each person makes that irreversibly change his or her life.  These memorable characters show that sometimes very good people get into terrible situations and must come to terms with the devastating consequences of their actions.

Northern Escape

Mystery

"It isn't often, but there are times, when a book has three elements in it: grace,charm and dignity, such is the character of this book. Set mainly in the state of Arizona, the year 1888, our story takes a young girl, a black man, and a Sheriff and merges them in a story so full of depth, unleashed emotion, and incredible perception and fortitude of the human spirit that it will not easily be forgotten. "Saving Tom Black," is a story that is pure, yet exciting; tender, yet brimming with danger, sad, yet joyous. It is one that will cascade you with emotions, and at the end leave you satisfied and smiling." Shirley Johnson, Senior Reviewer, MidWest Book Review.

Saving Tom Black - A Jake Silver Adventure

Literature & Fiction

James, Jere D.

Literary

Reflections from the Wilderness is sincere and unadorned. Stoney Greywolf Bowers' first book of poetry preserves a uniquely American way of life that has all but died away. This volume of poetry is divided into three sections, each dealing with a unique part of the author's life. The book opens with Bowers' cowboy poems, written during his twenty plus years "punchin' cattle and movin' broomtails." The second section contains a sampling of the author's Native American poems, and the third section covers his experiences while living a solitary life in the wilderness.

Reflections from the Wilderness

Stoney Greywolf Bowers

Poetry

Jere D. James' second Western novel, "Apache," challenges age old social stigmas: the forbidden love between a renegade Apache and a white woman; an unwed pregnancy, and an abduction that will only end in death...but whose? Layers and layers of events overshadow one another as U.S. Deputy Marshal Jake Silver goes on a murderous manhunt that leaves the reader holding his breath for the final conclusion!

Apache

New York City orphan Joe Monday dreams of finding a family and of being a cowboy. Things look up when he's sent West on an "orphan train," until he ends up with a pair of pig farmers who only want the free labor he provides. Joe runs away with a cattle drive headed north from Texas, though the cowboys are unsure of their young tag-along. But when disaster strikes, Joe proves that even a kid can be a hero, and learns that dreams really can come true.

The Littlest Wrangler

Children's Books

Sanders, J. R.

Six-time world champion saddle bronc rider and nine-time all around world champion Casey Tibbs lives again in Rusty Richards' authorized biography of the dashing and daring rodeo superstar. 
But this biography is about much more than Casey Tibbs' incredible rodeo abilities. This story is about a charismatic, bigger-than-life cowboy from South Dakota, generous to a fault, filled with faults, yet immeasureably talented with a sense of humor to match. 
Casey Tibbs moved with ease from the rodeo arena to the glitter of Hollywood. He dined with Presidents, traveled widely as a promoter of rodeo and the Wild West, and wrestled with and conquered alcohol and gambling addictions. Tibbs received countless awards for his rodeo abilities and for his contributions to the sport of rodeo. 
Entrepreneur, organizer, and even instigator, in many ways Tibbs remains matchless among his peers. 
Casey Tibbs deserves to have his story told, and Rusty Richards has done a fine job of doing so.

Casey Tibbs - Born to Ride

Rusty Richards

Rodeos

Rodeo superstar Casey Tibbs lives again in Rusty Richards' authorized biography of the memorable, charismatic cowboy from South Dakota. Movingly written, Richards spent over twenty years meticulously researching, interviewing, and capturing vibrant memories and recollections of the six-time world champion saddle bronc rider. Born in a log home in the wilds of South Dakota, the youngest of ten children, Tibbs grew to be the most well-known, popular rodeo star of all time. Richards' biography is all-inclusive and also covers the Roberts family, including rodeo greats Ken, Gerald, and E.C. Roberts, along with Jim Shoulders, Deb Copenhaver, Carl Olson, Ben Johnson, Gene Pruett, Bill Linderman and so many more. In addition, Richards recounts Casey's phenomenal success in Hollywood and his friendship with Audie Murphy, his Las Vegas associations, and his world tours promoting rodeo and the Wild West. Richards does not gloss over Casey's battles with alcohol and gambling addictions, either. This is a biography that inspires, amuses, saddens, and gives real meaning to determination and grit. Casey Tibbs deserves to have his story told, and Rusty Richards has done an excellent job of doing so.

Richards, Rusty

Biographies & Memoirs

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Life Was A Cabaret

You Can Conquer TMJ: Ideas and Recipes

Death in the Desert

Northern Escape

Saving Tom Black - A Jake Silver Adventure

Reflections from the Wilderness

Apache

The Littlest Wrangler

Casey Tibbs - Born to Ride

Casey Tibbs - Born to Ride