What is Christmas all about? Wonderful memories! This collection of stories celebrates the very best and most poignant memories of the past, and is su
Memories from Maple Street, U.S.A.: The Best Christmas Ever
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Tag: Kathleen Rice Adams
A Mail-Order Christmas Bride
What could be better during the holiday season than a warm fire, a cozy chair, and a heartwarming collection of mail-order bride Christmas stories? A
A Cowboy’s Touch
A cowboy's touch can heal anything—including lost love, hard times, and angry moments. In these four full-length novels, emotion runs high with the
Robbing Banks, Stealing Hearts
Everyone should have career at which they excel. At failing to commit crimes, nobody is better than Laredo and Tombstone Hawkins. Maybe they can bumbl
Lady Killers: Ellen Etheridge
During the first year after her 1912 marriage to a millionaire farmer, 47-year-old Ellen Etheridge poisoned four of his eight children. She attempted
Wild West Feuds: Brooks vs. McFarland, 1896-1902
Although most of the violence took place on Oklahoma land belonging the Creek Nation, an attempt to rob a former Texas Ranger started the fight. After
‘Remember Goliad!’
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“Gone to Texas”
GTT came into use as an abbreviation for "gone to Texas" in about 1820, when folks starting heading for greener pastures in the Mexican province after
Famous Last Words: Capt. William J. Fetterman
Capt. William J. Fetterman overestimated his abilities and severely underestimated his opponent when he told his commanding officer “Give me eighty
Texas Feuds: Reese vs. Townsend, 1898-1907
The Reeses and the Townsends got crossways over politics. U.S. Senator Mark Townsend, the Boss Tweed of Columbus, Texas, withdrew his support from