Unable to remember the tragedy that left her orphaned, a little girl grows up in the wild backcountry of 1850 Colorado. Facing betrayal, greed, danger, and love, she must choose the kind of future she wants for herself. Safely hidden away, alone, and content, or learn to accept somethings are worth the risk. * * "I hear there was trouble in White Rock two days ago. Man by the name of Ludlow was shot dead in the street. He's a hired gun from Texas, talk is he tangled with Red Rivers and lost." Faith felt her heart quicken at the mention of his name and frowned. "Red River's? The gunfighter? Last I heard he was in New Mexico." "Not no more ma'am. Word about is he's got a price on his head and all the local guns who think they're salty enough are out to take him down." Her mind was whirling. Rivers was a wanted man; every hired gun in the territory would be after him, especially if there was a large reward involved. Where would he go, what would he do? Of all the stories she'd heard of Red, he was not a man to run from a fight.

This Ballad ghost Tale is set in the old west and will send a shiver down your spine. A tale of Mystery Murder and cold blooded revenge. And the strangest part of this tale is It is based on a true story.

Soldier, wanderer, a man past his prime, Clyde Orson wasn't looking for the kind of adventure that found him at the edge of Apache Pass. But when the chips are down and the lines of right and wrong are blurred, he's not one to walk away. But will this mean the end of the trail for a man in search of peace? Take the last ride, and find out...

Rin Temple could usually get himself out of any scrape he found himself in, through the swiftness of his draw or cool-headed thinking. This time was different. He found himself a badly wanted man for something he didn't do, and worse, his accuser was in desperate need of his help.

In the dusty heart of the Coachella Valley, eight-year-old Addie McBride is about to meet the man who will change her life forever.

The 1800's were a time of expansion and turmoil for the United States. The Gold Rush, The War Between the States, and the beginning of the Industrial Age all brought changes to the country. Read about the courageous men and women who shaped their lives, families, and countries.

I always knew I was goin' to die...I just never expected it to be like this. Blazin' hot desert, far from home, alone, ambushed, shot in the back an' left for dead- no, I'd never imagined it to be like this. Problem was...instead of dyin' right off, I got mad. A vicious, righteous, stuck in your craw, won't rest 'til justice is done kind of mad. Pa would say 'Catch a bear by his nose, you get mauled. Catch a Rivers'...that's where things get messy'.

A coming of age tale as old as the wild west. Taken from her father and her people, a young Sioux girl tries to adapt to life among the people of her mother, the 'white eyes'. Bitter, resentful, untrusting, Kimimela finds herself alone in a world where there seems to be no place for her, a half breed child of a warrior and a white woman. As she grows, is there a choice? When the opportunity arises, and she comes of age, will she return to the land of her father's people, or stay with the new life she's tried to build among the whites? http://seviolet.x10host.com/SEVioletHome.html

Two part western. Enjoy, folks! She ran from the truth. Will she have the courage to face him again?

Torn from the life she always known, traveling across the country to start a life she knew nothing about, Molly Connolly had no reason to anticipate love. She was barely processing the death of her father, the loss of her home, and now must face up to the harshness of the vast wild west. * * He had to be wondering at what sort of fragile creature I must be to be constantly crying. Swallowing the boulder sized lump in my throat I nodded, wiping away my tears. "Yes." "Really?" Clearly startled, he stared skeptically at me. "Please do not make me say it again." * * He stepped into my life when I had no one else to turn to. Desperate, scared, and alone, I married a complete stranger. Could we hope for more?