The Making of a Medicine Woman follows the extraordinary life of an herbalist and modern medicine keeper. As a child, the author strived to be able to understand why she could see and know things that others could not. The bewildered child led a lonely youth befriended by wild animals and elders. Through tragedies and desperate attempts to be normal, the medical intuitive is gently guided by Native American elders, Celtic shamans, and the enchanting...

18 year old Shinka Fox has it all, she's beautiful, she's famous, and she also has a personal body guard. But she's trying to stay alive long enough to see her debut album take off if she's not hunted down and killed first! She holds the life of a gargoyle in the palm of her hand and she's also fallen in love with the half-breed gargoyle prince Lapis Haven. But to complicate matters even worse, two detectives are snooping around trying to get answers...

Within the purchase of Louisiana Territory by the United States in 1803, the vast, virgin territory of the upper Missouri River offered untold riches to enterprising and bold men. Streams choked with beaver attracted men from all walks of life, some drawn by the lust for wealth, some for the adventure and others to escape their past. For Benjamin Voss, it started as a quest for retribution and ended offering him a new way of life. Amidst the conflict...

On Christmas Eve, 1854, a party of Utes, and some Jicarilla Apaches, led by Tierra Blanca, fought with the occupants of El Pueblo, resulting in the deaths of at least twelve Mejicanos, an unknown number of Indians and the capture of two boys. Through this booklet, the Fray Angelico Chavez Hispanic Genealogical Society of Southern Colorado is providing information surrounding the event; recognizing those who died that fateful day; acknowledging the...

"The Payton family bore the brunt of their era's meaner twists: the Comstock Laws, the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, and World War II. None of it kept the seventh of eight Payton kids from relishing his early years in Colorado's Grand Valley. Wayne made a specialty of surviving calamity and forged himself a Crockett caliber boyhood. His explorations broadened when wartime brough family solvency in the form of shipyard jobs at San Francisco Bay...

"The survivors of a terrible virus are isolated from the rest of the population in a secure colony. For everyone's safety, of course. But from the inside, it looks like a prison. When Karl and his friends must rescue one of their own, the truth about their condition is revealed. Nothing is as it seems as they struggle to unravel the madman's dream that led to their imprisonment. Not the disease itself, where it came from, or the goals of the people...

Captures the story of the everyday life of an early settlement (Trinidad) in the Southern Rockies of Colorado. The stories, based on real actual events, are all inclusive to the territories that extended as far as Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona. From the Texas Longhorn Trailing Cowboys to the neutral strip cattle rustlers of Oklahoma, there is western suspense throughout the prairie grasslands, the canyon lands, and the Rocky Mountains....

Gloria L. Mora was born in La Puente, New Mexico but has resided back and forth in La Puente, New Mexico and Pueblo, Colorado. Traveling back and forth to both homes, she experienced city life and life on her grandparent's ranch: two different languages, two cultures and interaction with extended family and people from both locals. gloria's goal is to contribute to the preservation of the richness of her Hispanic heritage and Spanish dialect by documenting...