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Biography & True Accounts
In the 1800's, the old American West was a desirable destination for emancipated or escaped slaves. After the Civil War, many Blacks believed the West offered more opportunity, and less discrimination. In this short, 45... See More
Home & Garden
Hello gardening friends! Whether you are a novice to gardening or a seasoned gardener this book has much to offer. I guarantee you will learn something new! This is gardening on the cheap to learn how to make gardening pay... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Is Saint Nicholas, aka, Santa Claus, Kris Kringle and a host of othernames, a myth, a legend, a fairy tale or was he a real person? In thisshort story, about a 10-15 minute read, you will learn about the life ofa man who was... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Was the Lone Ranger a real person? There is speculation that the fictional character of the Lone Ranger was inspired by the real life of Bass Reeves, United States Deputy Marshall. Reeves was the first Black Deputy Marshall... See More
Biography & True Accounts
This fun book, read time one hour, contains the wonderful short stories of sixteen women including: Anna Morgan Guillet, (cover photo) who came from Iowa to Southwestern Colorado as a mail order bride. Henrietta Brown... See More
Religion & Spirituality
In this short eBook, about a 30-45 minute read, you will learn about the extraordinary life of Amy Carmichael, 1867-1951. Born into a wealthy family in Ireland, she chose to identify with the poor and destitute living in the... See More
Travel & Tourism
While traveling on Amtrak, I often ask other passengers, "Which is your favorite route?" More than once I have heard, "The Empire Builder!" Now I know why! This route has some spectacular scenery and some very interesting... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Miracles? Do you believe in them? Well, whether you do or don't, you will have a hard time denying them after reading this incredible account. This story takes place in 2013, showing that God is powerfully working in our... See More
Biography & True Accounts
In late November, 1928 a young couple disappeared while attempting to run the Colorado River from Green River, Utah through the Grand Canyon to Needles, California. Newlyweds Glen and Bessie Hyde had spent months planning... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Moses Broyles, 1826-1882 was born into slavery and sold at the tender age of four. In this short, largely unknown story, about a 15 minute read, you will learn about a man who overcame great difficulties! He was truly used... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Irene Aloha Wright was the adored, only child of Ed and Letitia Wright. With the money Ed and his brother George made from the Wheel of Fortune Mine, they built the Wright Opera House in Ouray, Colorado. In 1895, at age 15... See More
History
Hang on! This route taxes my vocabulary to the limit in describing this fabulous ride! From views of the Pacific Ocean to mountains, lakes, forests, river valleys and vistas, there is beauty to be seen at every turn. My... See More
Mary Bickerdyke. Never heard of her? You're not alone! In my unofficial survey, I have yet to find a single person who has. This short story, about a 20 minute read, is a lost treasure that somehow slipped through the cracks... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Evalyn Walsh spent the first 10 years of her life moving around Colorado while her father searched for that illusive big strike that would make them rich. In 1895 the Walsh family moved to Ouray, Colorado. Within a year, Tom... See More
Home & Garden
Growing produce in Flagstaff, Arizona, elevation, 7,000 feet, is to say the least: CHALLENGING! I have found Rhubarb to be one of the easiest plants to grow and very profitable. If you live in the inter-mountain West, or... See More
Travel & Tourism
El Tovar, the crown jewel of the National Park Lodges, sits on the edge of Grand Canyon at Grand Canyon National Park. Come join me in this very short, 10 minute read, to visit this historic hotel, lobby, rooms and suites... See More
Religion & Spirituality
In this short read, about 30 minutes, you will learn the amazing story of a tiny, fiery redhead, Mary Slessor, (1848-1915) from the slums of Dundee, Scotland. Mary's difficult childhood would serve her well as she braves the... See More
History
True stories of fascinating pioneer women in Arizona. Featuring: Sarah Ashurst who tied her two year old daughter Eve to a wagon wheel so she wouldnt wander off while she gave birth, unassisted to the baby that would become... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Negro Bill Canyon is a popular hike near Arches National Park. This short, (15 minute read) is the story of William Grandstaff who came to this area in 1877. A former slave, he did his best to stay under the radar. Yet 100... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Dollie Wiley was known to collect two things, husbands and diamonds. Diamonds worked out well, husbands didn't. As a prostitute and madam, the diamonds were her safety net. Dollie married quickly and frequently, because her... See More
Biography & True Accounts
This very short eBook, about a 10 minute read, is the inspiring true story of Susan Collins. In 1875, at age 24, Susan became the first African American student at Upper Iowa University in Fayette, Iowa. A devout Christian... See More
History
Eight true stories of amazing women in Northern Arizona who have not been written about before. Bess Siler, (cover photo) was born in poverty in Michigan. She became a Harvey Girl and went on to become a prominent business... See More
Biography & True Accounts
This short story, about a 10 minute read, highlights the varied and numerous adventures, exploits and accomplishments of a remarkable man, Jim Beckwourth, 1798-1866. See More
Biography & True Accounts
Sedona, Arizona, one of the most beautiful towns on the planet. A destination known the world over. How did it come to be called Sedona? In this short eBook, a 20-30 minute read, learn about the Schnebly family who came to... See More
Religion & Spirituality
Do you struggle with prayer? Do you long for a more satisfying, productive prayer life? This book answers many commonly asked questions about prayer as well as giving some fresh, practical ideas to take your prayer life to... See More
While training to be a Grand Canyon tour guide, I heard so many great stories I had never heard before! This quick, one hour read, has over a dozen fun stories about the colorful characters who have spent as little as a few... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Saint Francis, one of the most beloved saints the world over was a fascinating man! In this short story, about a 30 minute read, you will learn how he rocked his world during the Middle Ages. His love of animals is legendary... See More
The Sunset Limited was on my list of fun Amtrak trips to take, but it took awhile to accomplish it! In this short eBook, about a 30 minute read, I begin with the route itself, what you will see, and towns you will go... See More
Biography & True Accounts
I love Colorado's colorful history! I have spent so much time there, vacationing in one place or another for 50 years. I have been able to spend even more time there since my son, Shawn, moved to Denver. I love learning all... See More
Biography & True Accounts
In 1896, Philip Johnston, age four, arrived on the Navajo Reservation with his parents, William and Maggie. He grew up playing with Navajo children, riding his pony to the trading post, going with his father to visit Navajo... See More