Jeff Chapman

Glenn Weir

Travis Weir

This book contains corrections of long-standing statistical errors; stats from 1887 to 1892; more than 140 photographs; biographies of the major players of each decade; offbeat stories of hockey's most fascinating moments; year-by-year Stanley Cup summaries; and decade-by-decade team rankings and stats.

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J. F. Speed

D. Alexander Ward

Wastelands Under the Sun

The Midnight Diner V. 4

Halvor Moorshead

Articles Include: The 1570s; Armor Through the Ages; Mothers of Invention; Everyday Life in the Confederacy; Confederates in Brazil; Missions in the Southwest; The Women Who Won the West; Enduring Diamonds; Zoo Mania; Pope Joan; The 1810s; Gardening; Percivall Pott; Medieval Bookmaking; The Company of Adventurers; Russian America; The First Flight; A Day at the Beach; Hooked on Cod; The Doctor Who Started the Boer War; Veterinarians; Hindsight; Chewing Gum; The 1490s; Stagecoaches; The Victorian Internet; The Origins of Baseball; Belles of the Ballgame; The King James Version; The Life of a Maid; Windmills; Yellow Fever; Secret Intelligence; Board Games; Liquor and Language; The 1720s; The Hunt for Pancho Villa; The Age of the Viking Raids; The Grand Tour; Daughters of the King; The Piano; The Illustrious History of the Hearse; Guardian of the Crown's Pleas; The Long Hair'd Star; The History of Foxhunting; Microbe Wars; On a Carousel; The 1680s; Nose Jobs; River Steamboats; Life on the Canals; On Her Majesty's Service; The Conquest of Hawaii; Beekeeping; When the World Came to St. Louis; The Red River Rebellion; The Great Race; The Ferris Wheel Revolution; The 1200s; The History of Syphillis; The Silk Route; The Original Tom and Jerry; Everyday Life During the War of 1812; The Heirs of Copernicus; The History of Basketball; The Development and Decline of the American Poorhouse; The Introduction of Firearms; The Icyball. A4980HB - $25.00

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An enchanted blade. An evil old man. An ancient spirit behind a mask. The Weird West just gets weirder. Orville and Jimmy are a pair of hucksters, struggling to scrape together enough coin for a square meal. While Orville angles for the big score, Jimmy hopes to make an honest buck for a day's work. When an old man calling himself Marzby asks for help with a supernatural pest, Orville smells opportunity. Jimmy smells danger. In two shakes of a lamb's tail, Marzby imprisons Orville and only Jimmy can save him from a gruesome death. The price for Orville's life? Jimmy must retrieve an enchanted knife from inside Skull Hill and put it in Marzby's hands in three days time. With the blade in reach, Jimmy runs head on into more trouble: a shapeshifting opossum, a larger than average coyote and an ancient spirit determined to keep the blade where it is. Maybe the evil Marzby shouldn't have the blade, but without it, how is Jimmy going to rescue Orville? The Black Blade is a weird western novel in Jeff Chapman's Huckster Tales series, mixing horror, fantasy, and comedy in an Old West setting. Climb up in the wagon and follow Orville and Jimmy as they once again plunge over their heads into supernatural trouble.

A Huckster Novel

The Black Blade

Angela Brown

Catherine Stine

M. Pax

Cherie Reich

Gwen Gardner

Christine Rains

River Fairchild

M. Gerrick

Meradeth Houston

Simon Kewin

A haunted journey on a riverboat, water sprites borne of pennies, preternatural creatures, ancient serpents, and the Lady of the Lake lurk in dark waters. Raging storms and magical rainbow fountains. Water is spectacularly beautiful but also treacherous. Gwen Gardner gives us Shake, Rattle and Row. Harlow Grayson has the chance to rid herself of a pesky ghost but she must first brave a haunted riverboat and recover a family heirloom. What she finds might be more than she can handle. Jeff Chapman offers The Water Wight. When a drowned girl changes her mind about suicide, Merliss and her associates face a fearsome, preternatural creature. M. Pax presents The Wallows. Evernee Weems wants to escape this world in the worst way. Her daughter needs everything, the rent is being raised, Evernee’s job barely pays minimum wage, and she has little hope for better. Inside a puddle is a different reality. She jumps in, happy to trade her problems for a life in which worries don’t exist. Or do they? Angela Brown gives us Extraordinary. Puberty hits Angelique like a gut punch and brings about a change, forcing an unexpected revelation about her past. All seems well until a vicious storm tears through her Texas community, and Angelique learns there are worse things than a little change. River Fairchild presents You Can’t Go Home Again. A young woman, filled with regret about the past, goes on a journey and discovers more than she bargained for. Simon Kewin offers us The Waters, Dividing the Land. Hyrn the horned god of the woodlands is learning the meaning of fear. Death magic blights the land, threatening everyone and everything. To save what he can from spreading corruption, he turns to the ancient river serpents, but they’ve grown old and distant and may not hear his call at all. Christine Rains gives us Frozen. A necromancer is on the frozen moon of Saturn where the dead do scream. Meradeth Houston presents The Flood. Sometimes a flooded kitchen isn’t the unluckiest thing to happen to you. Catherine Stine offers Maizy of Bellagio. April still searches for her mother who vanished nineteen years ago from the fountain at Hotel Bellagio in Vegas. Can Maizy, a water sprite who works the fountain’s pink colors, begin to help the three generations of eccentric women tortured by this tragedy? M. Gerrick gives us The One Who Would Wield the Sword. Nikka is supposed to be nothing more than dragon bait so a real dragon hunter can do his job, but the Lady in the Lake has other plans for her. Cherie Reich presents The Folding Point. Aimee’s fight against those who banned paper magics has begun. From USA Today, Amazon bestselling, and popular science fiction and fantasy authors comes Spirits in the Water, a supernatural anthology of eleven thrilling tales. Spirits in the Water is the fourth long-awaited Elements story collection from the dynamic and inventive Untethered Realms group.

Spirits in the Water

Cathrina Constantine

Julie Flanders

Misha Gerrick

Graeme Ing

Enter our mysterious realms where the stories are as varied and rich as the types of soil on this and other planets. Enchanted forests are knotted with roots and vines. Dreaded paths take us through strange, unexplored places. Investigate new worlds and houses frequented by ghosts. Come across witches and wizards and an assassin tasked to kill Death. Meet hot robots, hungry winds, and the goddess of chaos. Explore alien lands, purgatorial realms, and a shocking place where people bury the living with their dead. Encounter paranormal detectives, imprisoned dragons, dark demons, cursed jewels, and handsome prophets. Search shifting worlds trapped in mirrors and a disturbing future where a president aims to rid the world of Otherkind. Experience a haunted journey on a riverboat, water sprites borne of pennies, preternatural creatures, ancient serpents, and the Lady of the Lake who lurks in dark waters. From USA Today bestselling and popular science fiction and fantasy authors comes Elements of Untethered Realms, a supernatural compilation of the anthologies Twisted Earths, Mayhem in the Air, Ghosts of Fire, and Spirits in the Water. These forty thrilling tales feature authors Angela Brown, Jeff Chapman, Cathrina Constantine, Julie Flanders, River Fairchild, Gwen Gardner, Misha/M. Gerrick, Meradeth Houston, Graeme Ing, Simon Kewin, M. Pax, Christine Rains, Cherie Reich, and Catherine Stine.

Elements of Untethered Realms

Jeff Chapman

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