Cossacks, Indians and Buffalo Bill
by Richard Alexis Georgian

 

Follow the adventures, romances, and tragedies of Georgian men and women who were seduced by the promise and opportunity of making a living in America. Their thrilling feats of horsemanship captured the imagination of the American cowboys to become the gold standard of trick riding through today. [more]

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website: richardgeorgian.com

 

Benson — Mulberry Bend

Mulberry Bend, Aisling’s Story (Ladies of Mischief Book 3)
by Karen Dean Benson

 

Pilfering food for her sickly máthair, Aisling O’Quinn wanders amidst the filth-ridden cobbled streets of Five Points, Manhattan. A matron of the Children’s Aid Society catches her and considers it her civic duty to force the twelve-year-old onto an orphan train to a “better life.” [more]

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Benson — Mission Song

Mission Song: Chenoa’s Story (Ladies of Mischief Book 2)
by Karen Dean Benson

 

In the spring of 1836, eighteen-year-old Chenoa Sandoval escapes the suffocating Mt. Saint Dominic Convent in Boston and sails around the tip of South America to the wild land of her birth, Carmel, Alta California. Chenoa is determined to honor the memory of Padre Tomas, Mission San Carlos Borromeo’s last executor, who was also her adopted father. [more]

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