Non-Fiction Books
...an exceptional and compelling non-fiction photographic essay. It is both a photographic study of artifacts of the Battle of Little Big Horn and a compelling narrative of each item. Many of the artifacts pictured are published for the first time. The release of this book is very timely. The 140th anniversary year of the Battle will be marked with significant recognition and events. An especially important facet of this book is that many items are from private collections and have not been made available to the general public. Hutchison brings to life the Battle, its participants, Custer, his officers and soldiers, the Plains Indians, and the relics they left behind.
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Artifacts Of The Battle Of Little Big HornCuster, the 7th Cavalry & the Lakota and Cheyenne Warriors
Available Now! A commemorative work of the 140th Year of the Battle The New Non-Fiction Book
Vivid Color Photographs of Hundreds of Artifacts
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This is an awarding-winning book, a broad comprehensive photographic essay regarding surviving artefacts of the Crimean War, fought 150 years ago between Russia and the combined power of Britain, France, Sardinia and Turkey. The authors have spent nearly two years locating and photographing artefacts in national museums, regimental museums, and private collections throughout Great Britain and Ireland.
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Fiction Books
GRAPHIC, CHILLING, PURE EVIL
Nathan Frost is a former Federal agent, living in New Mexico in an unhappy retirement and a marriage on the rocks. One day he completely disappears under highly suspicious circumstances, leaving behind his wife, his beloved dog, Lucky, his concerned and ailing father, a mother on her death bed, a lucrative Government retirement, and a substantial family inheritance. Did he use his considerable skills as a former agent to vanish for personal reasons, or is it something more sinister causing him to evaporate into oblivion? A lengthy police investigation, private detectives hired by his desperate father, a wife with her own ulterior motives, local gangsters, and even an enigmatic Apache who sees things, make this a mystery worth solving. "This is a must read for those looking for the next twisting, turning, adventure!" |
The title of the first book in the Ian Carlyle Series is Follow Me to Glory. The Crimean War, during which the bulk of the story takes place, was an absolute disaster. There had not been a major war in Europe for 40 years, since Wellington fought Napoleon. In 1854, the British were ill prepared to fight such a large-scale war. Too many of the lessons learned against Napoleon had been forgotten, and Wellington was no longer around. The butcher’s bill for this forgetfulness was paid in soldiers’ lives.
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The assassination of the 16th President of the United States was a shocking and appalling ending to a man destined to be immortalized throughout history. Over the decades, this horrific event has fueled never-ending theories of what really happened and who was really involved in President Lincoln’s murder. In another Ian Carlyle novel, we find the fate of the Union lies in the hands of this Scottish nobleman as he uncovers yet another plot against Lincoln.
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Ian Carlyle is in the middle of the Canadian North-West on a mission for the Queen that turns his life upside down. Satan’s Last Whisper, is a powerful thriller that mixes historical fiction and psychological portraiture. Real historical people are inextricably woven into Ian Carlyle’s life. It is filled with confrontation – 5,000 Sioux warriors, their great Chief Sitting Bull, the famous North-West Mounted Police, villainous criminals in a brand new territory, and the most evil man on earth … a vile killer of women bent on destroying Ian and the woman he loves. This story has something for everyone – spies, a western, Indian fighting, the amazing culture of the Lakota Sioux, an intense love story, a crime novel set in the old west, and a depraved serial killer in the 1870s, ten years before Jack the Ripper!
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