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Talkeetna Twines Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Bassett, Susan $14.95 A normal Alaskan's life ... suddenly shattered by violence. Rebecca Milton's reaction, to run as quickly and as far as she can, leads her deep into the subarctic mountains of Central Alaska. Now Rebecca must depend on her own survival skills as she faces the extremes of Mother Nature as well as the rocky road of emotional recovery. But she is not alone ... Others have their own reasons for turning to the wilderness. Can any of them survive the tumult of violence? Tangled threads of life and death follows Rebecca's desperate bid for freedom, for a new beginning, and for life high within Alaska's wilderness. Teaching at the Top of the World Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Forrester, Marilyn $17.95 Marilyn Forrester arrived in Alaska in 1977 with a goal of striking it rich by being a welder on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. With her traumatic divorce behind her, a new English degree,  return airline ticket,  and $200 in her pocket, she was ready for adventure. However, she didn't do welding, but had unique and exciting adventures as she worked for Alyeska Pipeline Service Company in Anchorage, at Pump Station Five, and later at Prudhoe Bay. While working at Prudhoe Bay, she applied for  a teaching position at Alaska Business College, and was immediately hired. Marilyn discovered she loved teaching and learning! After many humorous predicaments, she was hired at the Bush village of Napaskiak. As a teacher, Marilyn has a deep love for children that shines through in Teaching at the Top of the World. Sometimes Marilyn reflected, "And they are even paying me to do this job." She became an advocate for her Special Education students. Her many adventures include being lost in a whiteout while walking home from school, showering without soap and drying with Kleenex, and golfing in the Nome Bering Sea Tournament. Teaching at the Top of the World chronicles the joys and hardships of living and teaching in remote Alaska. Perhaps she really did strike it rich—she affected the lives of hundreds of children. Marilyn was one of the writers featured in Alaska Women Write, a collection of stories about adventurous Alaska women. Tempered by Fire Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Backhaus, Phyllis $19.95 Tempered by Fire is a journey through the life of one woman whose faith in God and family led her from a happy childhood in South Dakota to being a beautiful wife and mother, to being a scarred widow in Alaska who fought to survive physical and emotional trauma and came out the other side with dignity, humor, and compassion to lead an inspiring and active life as wife, mother, and grandmother. She has truly lived Philipians 4:11-13 (NIV} "...I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do everything through Him who gives me strength." The Adventures of Balto Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Chargot, Pat $8.95 Balto, the great Alaska sled dog, has been dead since 1933. But he still stands larger-than-life on Dogdom's Mount Olympus, where the world's great canines are immortalized. Yet few people know Baltos true story. Only one small part has been told, and even it has been distorted. Several Balto books have been written. There's even a Balto animated movie, but it, too, is largely fiction. (Balto was NOT part wolf!) Like the books, the movie leaves off where this book begins — and tells the best part of the story. Balto was only three years old when he helped carry serum across Alaska from Nenana to Nome to save the town's children from diphtheria. As leader of the last dog team in the life-saving relay race, he became an overnight sensation — a BONEa fide international celebrity. But much more happened after that. Balto lived for eight more years. His days unfolded like a sled expedition to the North Pole, carrying him in an exhilarating rush over smooth snow one minute, an icy hummock the next. And how does the new story end? With a heart-thumping surprise that you can't imagine — and neither could have Balto. Hook up your harness, step into Balto's booties, and mush off to Balto's true story. The Alaska Supreme Court Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Larsen, Courtney $12.95 Judges of the Alaska Supreme Court have repeatedly shocked and outraged Alaskans with rulings that have negated the majority voice of the Alaska Legislature and the will of the people. The Alaska Supreme Court: Supreme Judges or Supreme Legislators? is a case study of the particular state supreme court case, The Alaska Civil Liberties Union et al. vs. the State of Alaska and the Municipality of Anchorage, which mandated that those government employer-sponsored benefits originally allocated only to dependents of married persons now be provided equally to persons in same-sex domestic relationships. This ruling was made in spite of various attempts by the Alaska legislature and by the people in amending both Alaska Statute and the Alaska Constitution. How much further will the Alaska Supreme Court go in eroding our true form of governmental democracy--the republic? In other words, how many more laws and state constitutional amendments will the Alaska Supreme Court overrule, be it on this particular subject or on any other? The Alaska Supreme Court: Supreme Judge or Supreme Legislature? provides simple, common-sense arguments and practical actions the  layman may undertake to initiate major reformations in the judicial branch of our state government, and to restore the power of law and logic to the people of Alaska--you! The Bears of Manley Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Atamian, Sarkis $19.95 The Bears of Manley, a 448 page, hardcover book by Alaskan, Sarkis Atamian, is exciting entertainment for hunters. This is not a typical Joe Hunter went afield, stalked his quarry, shot his trophy, hunting book. The Bears of Manley includes stories of an Alaskan trophy hunter and his quest for the ultimate trophy and his hunts which did not go as planned. The book also gives enlightening and absorbing answers to animal activists, and a stirring response to antihunters. Sarkis Atamian's numerous academic research papers and articles, concerning the philosophy and psychology of hunting, has contributed to Mr. Atamian being a recognized authority in the field. The Bears of Manley Hard Cover Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Atamian, Sarkis $29.95 The Bears of Manley, a 448 page, hardcover book by Alaskan, Sarkis Atamian, is exciting entertainment for hunters. This is not a typical Joe Hunter went afield, stalked his quarry, shot his trophy, hunting book. The Bears of Manley includes stories of an Alaskan trophy hunter and his quest for the ultimate trophy and his hunts which did not go as planned. The book also gives enlightening and absorbing answers to animal activists, and a stirring response to antihunters. Sarkis Atamian's numerous academic research papers and articles, concerning the philosophy and psychology of hunting, has contributed to Mr. Atamian being a recognized authority in the field. The Bears of Manley Limited Edition Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Atamian, Sarkis $99.95 Limited Eddition Gane Imitation Leather Signed by Mr. Atamian The Bears of Manley, a 448 page, hardcover book by Alaskan, Sarkis Atamian, is exciting entertainment for hunters. This is not a typical Joe Hunter went afield, stalked his quarry, shot his trophy, hunting book. The Bears of Manley includes stories of an Alaskan trophy hunter and his quest for the ultimate trophy and his hunts which did not go as planned. The book also gives enlightening and absorbing answers to animal activists, and a stirring response to antihunters. Sarkis Atamian's numerous academic research papers and articles, concerning the philosophy and psychology of hunting, has contributed to Mr. Atamian being a recognized authority in the field. Purchase a Limited Edition and receive a regular hardcover edition for no additional cost. A hardcover edition will be shipped with your Limited Edition -- for free. The Best Thing for TJ Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Dahlstrom, Halene $17.95 TJ's mommy decided that adoption would be the very best thing. It wouldn't be easy for her to do. She loved TJ and would miss him very much. But she knew that he needed a family, and more than she could give him. She held him close, told him how wonderful he was, and promised never to forget him. This beautifully illustrated 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" book features a tender story as well as an Adoption Option Journal section where readers can express their own feelings or write their own The Day Trees Bent to the Ground Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Boylan, Janet $19.95 All author proceeds from the sale of The Day Trees Bent to the Ground go to support the Anchorage Senior Center. The Day Trees Bent to the Ground is 150 first person stories from people who survived The Great Alaska Earthquake. Quotes from the Book: My hands that were still holding my twofer scotch-and-waters. My hands that had taken the glasses under the table, out from under the table, all around the block, into the car and now, as I watched, began shaking so hard they dropped both drinks in my lap. Jean Paal I came to your house to tell your wife she was a widow. Tom Marshall Believe me when I say I am not ready for a re-run of that quake. Arliss Sturgelewski Bill and June wrapped their arms around each other as they were thrown to the floor and were rocketed back and forth and up and down the hall like a human bowling ball. Esther Wunnicke ...could find no information about the whereabouts of Mildred, Sally and my children. When I returned to the hospital to tell John that I had lost the kids.... Elizabeth Tower Mom had made up her mind that the safest place for baby Becky was to throw her on a pile of snow.... Jackie Young Mr. Swensen, you go to hell! Vera Stribling The Dead Sea Scrolls: Volume 1 Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Fields, Weston $79.95 Who discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls? When and where were they discovered? How were they saved? Who bought them and who paid for them? Who has them now and who owns them? Will more be discovered? Have all the scrolls been published? Are some still hidden away? Were there conspiracies to suppress some scrolls? Preceded by The Dead Sea Scrolls, A Short History, The Dead Sea Scrolls, A Full History, vol. 1, is the first of a projected two volumes offering a more complete account of the discovery of the scrolls and their history over the past 60 years since the first scrolls were discovered in a cave near the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea Scrolls Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Fields, Weston $19.95 Who discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls? When and where were they discovered? How were they saved? Who has them now? Will more be discovered? Have all the scrolls been published? Are some still hidden away? Were there conspiracies to suppress some scrolls? How do the scrolls affect Christianity and Judaism? How similar are the biblical scrolls to our Bible today? These and other questions are answered in The Dead Sea Scrolls, A Short History, which offers information from exclusive interviews and unpublished archives. The Dead Sea Scrolls Korean Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Fields, Weston $19.95 Who discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls? When and where were they discovered? How were they saved? Who has them now? Will more be discovered? Have all the scrolls been published? Are some still hidden away? Were there conspiracies to suppress some scrolls? How do the scrolls affect Christianity and Judaism? How similar are the biblical scrolls to our Bible today? These and other questions are answered in The Dead Sea Scrolls, A Short History, which offers information from exclusive interviews and unpublished archives. The Dealership Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Porter, Don $17.95 Daren Chambers, wealthy owner of a car dealership in Hawaii, has been shot to death. His beautiful wife, Sally, co-owner and business partner, is terrified. She's afraid that whoever killed Darren will be coming after her next—and she's right. She hires Dick and George, the Payne and Clark Detective Agency, to investigate the killing. The police may be working on the who, but Sally is worried about the why. The killer has the same idea, and Dick and George scramble to protect her from bombs on Oahu, stalkers on Maui, murder on the Big Island, and machine guns on Kauai. The Fraternity Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Gleason, David $15.95 While attempting to escape the American justice system by fleeing to Russia, Ryan Carlson is persuaded to help establish a new Russian controlled oil cartel. Carlson is ultimately dragged into a search for a one-man killing machine. He realizes too late that he is on the killer's hit list. The Highest Seat Does Not Hold Two Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Williams, David $17.95 After thousands of years of conflict, the human race had finally learned to live in harmony. Then aliens came. Though conquered by an intergalactic federation, in face of the adversity, the human race chose not to return to their prejudices; instead, they biased against nonhumans. Fate cast the 'race far from their planet. Fortune, however, made the army of the federation so bureaucratic that it was compelled to document the location of Earth. But as luck would have it, the one person capable of finding the planet despises the rest of his kind for reasons no one knows. A marine sniper, who hates killing, and a gentleman of a terrorist must convince the man to join them and strike into the heart of the dastardly federation to recover their lost homeland. The Legend of River Mahay Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Wood, Deborah $19.95 Homesteaders wounding each other in a deadly shootout. Bear attacks. Surviving 60-below zero on the North Slope. Riverboating Class VI whitewater, considered impossible to run without risk of life and limb. Practical jokes. Moose Dropping festivals. Plane crashes. Drownings. Saving lives. Love and Passion. Divorce. Eccentric curmudgeons. All these describe the true-to-life people, stories and tales of high adventure that await you in The Legend of River Mahay. Read about the man, the legend, and the lifestyle that made his name a household word in Alaska. His story will keep you spellbound, laughing and crying from start to finish, and in the end, entice you to become a part of the allure that is Alaska. The Legend of River Mahay is a classic that reveals to us that being an Alaskan is not just a name, but rather, a celebration of an adventure lifestyle; a dream that all of us have within us. This book is also an allegorical tale of the struggle that all Alaska pioneers embrace. Take the adversities with bears and substitute fear, self doubt, isolationism, failure, and hardships that all pioneers combat to survive, succeed and evolve in the wilderness. This is a story about a man who wants to know what is always on the other side of the ridge, and who does what it takes to get there. Christopher Batin, Editor and Publisher, Alaska Angler/Alaska Hunter Publications Although The Legend of River Mahay illustrates a man and his dream, it also presents life in an Alaska Bush community where the odds are good that the goods are odd. Deborah Cox Wood relates Steve Mahay's yen for adventure, his personal'Mahay Way' philosophy, adventures on the river, his personal life and family, as well as his relentless pursuit of living by God's rules—all amidst the history and local color of Talkeetna, Alaska, population 378 and one old grouch. Larry Kaniut, Author of Alaska Bear Tales The Long Sleeve Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Crowley, Kevin $13.95 Deep in the past, In a far north land. What awful things passed At hunger's demand? Fear, starvation, vengeance. Are the darkest of human emotions enough to turn a kindly grandmother into a monster?  As the echoes of vile actions return to haunt our souls, can one village's shaman end the nightmare? Will the lessons taught by nature give him enough knowledge to complete the cycle of transformation and return peace to the tundra? Look within The Long Sleeve--and yourself--to find if knowledge and compassion can overcome the evils of hunger and revenge. The Man From Sheep Mountain Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Ueeck, Kim $19.95 Ed Ueeck's (eek) life in Alaska would earn him several titles such as Master Trapper, Sourdough, and The Man from Sheep Mountain. Arriving in 1929 with just change in his pocket, Ed never looked back. Matanuska Valley's snow-capped mountains only strengthened his resolve to make it on his own. Within a year, Ed purchased a remote 80-mile trap line which circumvented Sheep Mountain and was running the trap line on showshoes by himself. Any small mistake on the trap line could cost him his life with no one to come to his rescue. Once, a wolverine he'd trapped came to life as Ed carried it over his shoulder. Quickly emptying his trusty 30-06 into the angry wolverine, Ed narrowly diverted disaster. From having one of his cabins burn to the ground in mid-winter to a near shootout with a trap line jumper, Ed's story is a fascinating window into the life of one of Alaska's true pioneers. The Origin of Tarzan Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Atamian, Sarkis $14.95 Today, Tarzan's universally popular appeal is as great as always. Scholars and fans are still intrigued with the problem of influence on ERB's imagination which created Tarzan. Research continues unabated and, in the opinion of Atamian, and with due respect, still misses the mark. The Origins of Tarzan solves the mystery of Tarzan's creation and reveals the major ideas which inspired Edgar Rice Burroughs to create one of the great hero archetypes of all times. The Most Expensive Mistress in Jefferson County Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Misko, Jim $15.95 What would you do to earn a $10 million profit? Would you be willing to compromise or alter your principles? Hawkins Neilson is about to find out in THE MOST EXPENSIVE MISTRESS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY. The US Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife, BLM and other government agencies have signed on a contract along with 130 ranchers and farmers and the Nez Pearce Indian Nation to exchange more than $400 million dollars of property in the largest land exchange in Idaho history. Hawk has drained his bank account and borrowed more to close this transaction. Can he make it through this last week before closing? On the day of closing, the Indians demand an additional $1 million dollars for one of their properties. Hawk Explodes. This could change his and their lives forever. The Path of Gold Click Picture of Cover for Larger View De Loach, George $19.95 Jeff Dunne, called to Washington, met the President in the Oval Office and was sent to China to make friends for the United States with the Chinese rulers. He came back with many positive changes to the old embassy. As a reward, he was commissioned a two star admiral and sent back to China to further the friendship--and hunt out Russian agents. After some months he found one­--with a 20-pound bar of solid gold. Then, the hunt began for gold that had been lost for more than 60 years. Other agents were uncovered with more bars of gold. Terrorist were ever present in Jeff's life--over turning the Phillippine government, caused the sinking of two new guided missile destroyers, losing all hands, and the loss of an Aussie cruise ship with more than 700 people, and sinking cargo ships in the harbor of Shingfu. Jeff is ordered back to Washington, then to Pensecola for flight training, where he received his wings, and again is ordered back to China to find the long-lost gold, and is given command of the 7th Fleet. Terrorist followed him wherever he went. Jeff was promoted to 5 Star Admiral, then to Alaska to open a new Command and establish Mackenzie Naval Air Station, Alaska, across Cook Inlet from Anchorage--the newest and largest base built since WWII. The Road Going Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Bobo, Suzanne $19.95 The daughter has remarkable vision, indefatigable drive and Down Syndrome. The mother has the refinement of an Oxford tutor and the focused passion of a she-bear. Both are writers. Together they possess the raw courage to take a long, unblinking look at their journey through adoption, disability, chronic illness, education, divorce, relocation, and the transition of an intellectually disabled child into adulthood. A masterful story, The Road Going is a resource and a co-navigator for every family member, friend or professional who seeks to help a person with disabilities to achieve greater self-sufficiency. You will weep. You will laugh. You will cheer. You will hold your breath as mother and daughter take you on the ride of a lifetime. The Temple Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Mitchell, Cameron $17.95 Halas Duer has lived a sheltered existence. He knows little of life around him. And in the world of Aelborough, there are mysteries beyond even his front porch. But when Halas believes his father is in danger, he does not hesitate to step in. Before long, Halas, his brother Garek, and their friend Desmond are thrust into an adventure far beyond anything they could have imagined. Aelborough is a terribly dangerous place, and they are woefully unprepared for it. They must brave a haunted forest, a murderous army of bandits, a powerful sorceress, even the entire might of a nation as they fight to save the only thing that can prevent an ancient race of demons from being set upon humanity. It falls to Halas to hold his friends together as they make the difficult journey north. Will they make it in time to save the Temple of Immortals? Through the Eye of the Glacier Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Pollen, Michael $14.95 Ten thousand B.C. In the receding ice age of the vast Tanana River Valley of interior Alaska, mammoth hunters encounter a mysterious and beautiful treasure. Rediscovered deep within a glacier during the heyday of Trans-Alaska Pipeline construction, two Athabaskan students from the University of Alaska share an adventure of scientific and cultural discovery in the midst of stunning, ethereal beauty of Alaska. This is a story of music, brilliant auroras, and luminescent moonlight on crisp Alaska snowfields. It is a tale of hope and shared dreams that will be told around the campfires of a thousand worlds. Tommy's Train Ride Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Jordan, Bonnie $8.95 The true story of Tommy and his dad on a trip on the Alaska Railroad. Tommy saw lots of scenery and much wildlife. To Hell With Togetherness Click Picture of Cover for Larger View Stout, Jack & Rita $16.95 Between filing for our homestead on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land in 1957 and the government granting of the patent in 1962, we spent five years on the homestead on Point MacKenzie in Southcentral Alaska. This point is across four and a half miles of water from Anchorage, yet the area is still remote and without road access. A boat made getting back and forth a possible commute.... We walked everywhere. We tied our kids to a packboard because no one had yet come out with a baby pack. The trail was too rough for wheels, so a stroller or wagon didn't work. Disposable diapers were not available, and with a baby less than a year old, we washed cloth diapers on a scrub board. Our grandparents worried about Indians; we worried about bears... It was when I was eight months pregnant and helping to dynamite a drainage ditch across a swamp that I decided to write a book and call it To Hell With Togetherness. I lived in a totally male environment. Games were wrestling or fighting with socks in the toe of other socks. Always lots of hungry males around. Fleshing a moose hide for tanning was free-time activity. This is a journal-like essay of those five years that Jack and I have written together and it is what we believe to be true. We thought we knew a lot about living, as most young people do, but, gad, did we have a lot to learn. I can't tell you why we did what we did, except once we got started, we were too stubborn to quit. Too Much Click Picture of Cover for Larger View West, Linda $12.95 Luke likes food a little too much. He wants to eat everything. When will he stop? Join Luke on this rhyming adventure as he learns the importance of good food and exercise. Too Much is a delightful book with bright illustrations and a smooth rhyming text that will excite, engage, and educate the young reader. Follow Luke along the destructive path of childhood obesity until his mom changes his route by teaching him correct eating and exercise habits. This is a needed book in our schools, homes, and community! Too Much Click Picture of Cover for Larger View West, Linda $9.95 Luke likes food a little too much. He wants to eat everything. When will he stop? Join Luke on this rhyming adventure as he learns the importance of good food and exercise. Too Much is a delightful book with bright illustrations and a smooth rhyming text that will excite, engage, and educate the young reader. Follow Luke along the destructive path of childhood obesity until his mom changes his route by teaching him correct eating and exercise habits. This is a needed book in our schools, homes, and community!

Trail Breakers is the most complete, most accurate telling of how the fabled Iditarod Trail came to be. As it relates the 1840-1930 progression of events establishing the Last Great Gold Rush Trail in North America, this book educates and corrects long-standing myths and misinformation that have grown up. It interests and entertains, filled as it is with humorous anecdotes and colorful gold rush tales. Anyone acquainted with Rod Perry as a raconteur knows he couldn't write history any other way.


TrailBreakers Volume 2
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Perry, Rod

$19.95

Trail Breakers beautifully captures and chronicles the hopes, dreams, uncertainties and the raw adventure and sheer audacity of the first great race. Only someone like Rod Perry, who lived it, could tell this story--and Rod is a story teller like no one else. His insights are fresh, but they benefit from the vantage point of his four-decade-long overview. This is the book we've been waiting for!

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Trail To Wrangell
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Guy, Glen

$9.95

The ground violently pitched Dusty about like a rag doll, he grabbed for the log he had been standing close to, but it too was being tossed about. At that instant a cracking, grinding sound came to his ears and a cavernous crack opened at his feet. Looking down, Dusty saw cold murky water and realized the place he had chosen to rest wasn't a clearing at all. -- It was a small lake!


Trails
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Troy, Warren

$17.95

Can a middle-aged urban dwelling man survive on his own in the Alaska wilderness? Denny Caraway is going to find out. Casting off city life that has become completely unsatisfying--that is killing his spirit--he journeys north to become a homesteader in the Alaska bush. Denny is pushed to his limits, physically and spiritually, while carving out a life in the trees, experiencing daily adventures that could end his life if he doesn't make the right choices. Despite the danger, he comes to love his new home and almost everything involved there. But he learns that bad human behavior is everywhere, as he deals with neighboring Alaskan homesteaders. After the peace and solitude of his homestead life is threatened, Denny must make life-changing decisions to maintain his cherished freedom.


Trust Me
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Gleason, David

$17.95

Inspired by the inevitable Red state versus Blue state revolution in America, the heads of the new Russian controlled oil cartel, with China's urging and blessing, approach the only American business man they truly trust. The Oil Producing Economic Alliance (OPEA), through Ryan Carlson, presents a too-good-to-be-true offer to the emerging Red State American republic.
Continuing on from where his last book The Fraternity: Alaskan and Russian Roulette left off, C. David adroitly inserts the heroes into an unsettling story predicting our near future. Combining his knowledge of the American and Russian oil patch with the street savvy of his military intelligence cohort, Stan Williams, Ryan once again convinces Stan to join forces with his must trusted Russian friend, ex-KGB Colonel Alexander Romanoff. Their goal is to strike a deal with the OPEA to help stem the rapidly declining American influence in world politics and economics, restoring America's status of the twentieth century, based on equal partnership with China and Russia.
It is clear that Gleason has enough familiarity with the Russian political scene to bring authenticity to his novels. His knowledge of the works of our original founding fathers and the original intent of the United Nations charter re-establish this authentic connection in Trust Me: A Blueprint for Revolution. It is another highly entertaining read!


Two Bears There
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Barske, Dianne

$14.95

Two Bears There, The Story of Ahpun and Oreo, is the second book in a series about the intriguing animals at the Alaska Zoo. Written and illustrated for children by award-winning author and artist Dianne Barske, Two Bears There is the true story of a polar bear, Ahpun, and a brown bear, Oreo, living together as buddies at the zoo. From the time they were raised side-by-side as orphaned cubs, no one was sure if they would bond or battle.


Two Tickets and A Feather
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Schlegelmilch, Marianne

$15.95

Newlyweds, Doug and Mara Williams, chose to settle in Homer, Alaska, owning both a small home on the bluffs overlooking lower Cook Inlet and a fishing seiner docked among a fleet of other working boats in the picturesque harbor at the end of the Homer Spit. With the warning prophecies of Alaska native elder Joe Michael already faced and resolved in the first book in this series, Feather From a Stranger, the newlyweds undertake their final preparations before they leave for the Sitka herring fishery. Thanks to the amazing sacrifice made for them by Joe Michael, they set out for their first adventure as a married couple in Doug's seiner, the Fire Ring Roamer, no longer fearful of the future of their past—until, on her last day of work, Mara receives another mysterious message. With its setting in many Alaska locations, Two Tickets and a Feather is the second in this mystery series and the sequel to Feather from a Stranger.


Turtle In A Racehorse World
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Dahlstrom, Kati & Halene

$10.75

The neurosurgeon said, "Kati will be able to learn and do things. She'll go at her own pace, but it won't be fast. She will always be a turtle in a racehorse world."

Moving, thinking, and speaking more slowly than the rest of the world is not all roses. So I wrote Turtle in a Racehorse World to tell the racehorses of the world how they can help the turtles like me, and see the good in all who live around them, so the world can be a kinder place.