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Police Detective Nick Shea considered Cliffs of the Severn a quiet neighborhood until two dead eagles and a human heart in a take-out carton were found in an unfinished septic tank pit.
When her friend calls up an incubus, Alice Lewis arrives just in time to be affected by the infernal forces Syl has summoned. To make matters worse, Syl signed a contract with the demon's boss, the Devil.
Police Homicide Detective Nick Shea, meanwhile, must find out the culprit responsible for two dead eagles and a human heart in a septic tank pit and the string of felonies that follow. | |  | | Fearless, a novel of Sarah Bowman
Six-foot tall, redhead, Sarah Bowman was a camp follower and laundress in the Mexican-American War.
| |  | | Ghost Warrior, Lozen of the Apaches
This historical novel relates the Chiricahua Apaches’ thirty-year struggle to defend their homeland (1850 – 1880). This is also the story of Lozen: she had the strength of a man and was a shield to her people. Even in a society possessing extraordinary courage, endurance and skill, she was unique. The Apaches believe that when she was young, the spirits blessed her with horse magic, the gift of healing and the power to see enemies at a distance. The Apaches came to rely on her strength, wisdom, and supernatural abilities. The human story is richer because she is in it.
| |  | | Last Train from Cuernavaca
In the old Colonial city of Cuernavaca, Mexico, English hotel owner Grace Knight and young rebel fighter Angelina Sanchez become embroiled in Emiliano Zapata's fight to free his country.
| |  | | Light a Distant Fire
The story of Osceola and the last days of the Seminoles as a free people.
| |  | | Mary's Land
The stories of Margaret Brent and Anicah Sparrow who come to the rowdy frontier of Maryland from England.
| |  | | Ride The Wind
The story of Cynthia Ann Parker and her life with the Commanches. This book won the Golden Spur Award and is now in its 17th printing.
| |  | | Shadow Patriots
Shadow Patriots is about the Culper Ring, a group of George Washington's spies operating out of Manhattan and Long Island. The city of New York itself can hold its own among the American Revolution's cast of pungent characters, but this story centers on the mysterious intelligencer known to history only as 355, the Culpers' code for "lady."
| |  | | The Tokaido Road
A story of revenge in feudal Japan. Based on Japan's most famous historical event: the Revenge of the 47 samurai for the death of their master.
| |  | | Walk in My Soul
The story of Sam Houston and his years with his Cherokee family including his wife Tiana Rogers and the Trail of Tears.
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