Lamar Public Library

"When Quaker Rachel Woolsey nurses a former Civil war soldier back to health, he agrees to help her achieve her dream of having her own bakery and a homestead in Pepin, Wisconsin"--

"Dr. Victoria Fenway and wagon-train captain Joseph Rickard promised to love each other forever, but a misunderstanding led to her marrying another man. Now determined to carry on her late husband's work of rescuing slaves, she is tracking his murderer. With dangerous slavers tracking her, Joseph becomes her protector, hoping for a second chance"--

The Denver & Pacific track layers dodged snipers' bullets daily. The camp was hit by one night raid after another. Dynamite took its deadly toll. Summoned into action, range detectives Rainbow Ripley and Grumpy Gibbs found out early on that Ben Slade and his gunmen were at the core of these attacks. But Slade was only earning his pay at the one trade he'd ever learned. Who was supplying the cash? One thing was certain: Slade was following somebody's...

Next to getting into trouble, horses are what Blue Mitchell does best. So here he is again, sore and half-healed, yet willing to ride north in the harsh cold of winter to take the sting out of a good-blooded stock. But the raw-boned cowboy soon finds there's more going on at the Broken S Ranch along the Cimarron than breaking horses. Land feuds and a failed mine have made Albert Buckminster murderous with rage -- and if Blue gets in his way, it makes...

"Bestselling Amish author Kathleen Fuller returns to beloved Birch Creek and explores the power of letters and the joy of true love"--

Rusty Sabin, born to white parents, was brought up by the Cheyenne Indians, who named the red-headed boy Red Hawk. But in his twenties, Red Hawk set out to take his place among white people. Rusty doesn't know much about the white man's ways, especially a white man like Bill Tenney, a thief and a fugitive. Tenney is only interested in one thing - Rusty's white stallion, considered sacred among the Cheyennes. Meanwhile, Major Marston is determined...

Winghorse was a wide-open town where gun law was the only law-- and where Reece Rudabaugh's fast, highly-paid gunslingers had formed a welcoming committee, ready at a moment's notice to blast anyone who dared to defy their land-hungry boss. Andy Farlow looked like just a saddle-weary, shiftless Texas ramrod when he rode into Winghorse. But he was a man with a mission, and he wasn't about to let anyone stop him from finding the 100,000 Spanish pesos...

"A retelling of the story of Clytemnestra and her children from Greek mythology"--