Heading west to join the search for the kidnapped son of a wealthy Mexican landowner, Ned Giles meets a troubled Apache girl, imprisoned in a Mexican jail, whose fate forces him to make a choice that will change his life.

Frontier life through the eyes of Sarah Agnes Prine, a rancher's wife in Arizona who has to deal with Indians and outlaws, rifle in hand. Stuck in a loveless marriage, her romantic life picks up when her husband dies and she meets an army captain. Told in the form of a diary and based on a real-life person.

"Despite its early law enforcement presence, Prescott's place in the violent history of Yavapai County is written in blood. The jealousy, greed and pure meanness of some of its citizens produced shocking trails of destruction and death. The Keystone Saloon couldn't keep a proprietor--a series of owners was found dead with gunshot wounds. A driver-for-hire was brutally assaulted and his car stolen in Prescott's first homicidal carjacking. Two nurses...

"This book shares a common sense approach on how to direct and maintain an ethical, successful, professionally run program while incorporating the element of fun. Observations, reflections and history of the Yavapai College Men's Soccer Program include a behind-the-scenes chronicle of championships starting when a young coach introduced the sport in the mile-high city of Prescott, Arizona. In the history of men's intercollegiate soccer Michael Pantalione...

"Early spring and Belle Evans' daughter Ellie is visiting Arizona from Ohio during her college spring break. Ellie wants to find out first-hand about the work her mother does as Security Counselor for the Granite School System. Belle tells her the week will be boring; however, it turns out to be anything but.First a young man is murdered on a mountain reserve outside of town, then a middle school student comes to class flashing big money, and finally...

Posthumous publication of a manuscript completed by anthropologist Sigrid Khera, who began working in March 1974 with Mike Harrison and John Williams, Yavapai elders from the Fort McDowell reservation, to record the tribe's history.

"Touching letters written by a loving couple; musty letters that detail past lives, my parent's letters. A housewife and her sailor husband with shared immigrant experiences penned more than 500 letters during World War II, and the letters inform this book. Abridged versions of the letters weave a loving romantic story with actual events occurring on the home front and the battlefront. The letters are further brought to life through the 25 original...