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Cut-Away Pass
A Wilderness Adventure
a novel by Kalli Deschamps
Massive, rock-hewn peaks dwarf a tiny line of horsemen as they thread their cautious way along a narrow trail. Fourteen strangers, their survival dependent on collective wit, have chosen to brave the sometime hostile environment of the Anaconda-Pintlar Wilderness in Western Montana. It is August 1976. Management plans are afoot to deny the use of this magnificent landmass to those who ride horses for pleasure and adventure. In a trip fraught with tragedy and danger, this small group sets out to prove that horsemen can tread as lightly on the land as can those hikers sporting backpacks.
6"x9", 168 pages, paperback, $14.95.
ISBN 1-57510-116-5
The Wolves of Alaska
A fact-based saga
a novel by by Jim Rearden
Alaska has announced that wolves are to be killed on the Tanana Flats near Fairbanks to allow a moose population to rebuild. A pretty Boston school teacher, representing an animal rights organization, arrives to “save” Alaska’s wolves. As she becomes involved, her initial antagonistic relationship with a wolf biologist slowly changes as she learns about wolves and Alaska.
6"x9", 352 pages, paperback: $18.95. ISBN 978-1-57510-099-9
a novel by Verne Hull
Set during a pivotal tank battle of World War II, The Battle of Puffendorf is a story of intrigue and romance focusing on the confrontation of two charismatic commanders, Captain Tom Abbleby and the German Major Hans Otto Dietrich. The protagonist of the story in Corporal Whip Johnson, a young soldier from South Dakota. A significant part of the story is based on the 2nd Armored Division's tank battle fought on Nov. 17, 1944, at Puffendorf, Germany.
6"x9", 358 pages, paperback, $19.95.
ISBN 1-57510-115-7
Little Coyote
a novel by Charles J. Keim
Charles J. Keim has written often, and well, but his second nivel, Little Coyote, far surpasses previous efforts. Set in the vast land that would become Montana, Keim’s passionate love for the this place, its inhabitants and its wild, colorful past become evident as he skillfuly tells this story of the Flathead people, their allies, their enemies, their enormoud dilemma as white men and white men’s ways and “marvels” relentlessly approach from the east to
bring drastic and everlasting change.
6"x9", 858 pages, hardcover, $25.
ISBN 1-57510-022-3
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