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A novel set in late 17th century Galloway, Scotland, part of a series involving a satarization of the Balmaghie family and the Battle of Killiecrankie, a part of the Jacobite uprisings. The hero of the novel is a highlander exiled in Holland.

The Gordons of Lochinvar descend from a notable Scot family and later were successful landowners in Chickasaw Indian Territory, which became North Mississippi. The book describes the life of James Gordon and his parents Robert and Mary Elizabeth from mid-nineteenth century to turn of the twentieth century America. It describes Colonel James Gordon's experiences during the Civil War, and transcribes his noteworthy address to the United States Senate long after Reconstruction shattered his fortune. Included are many of James Gordon's own poetry and hunting short stories, and Robert Gordon's diary entries from several years prior to the War Between the States.

A year in the wild turns a scrawny, runty collie pup into the pedigree beauty who wins ribbons and displays the loyalty expected of his line.

An international thriller that spans 3 continents, taking readers from Washington DC to Switzerland to the Panama Canal, then to North Korea and back to Pleasanton, California. In 1902, the wealthiest man on the planet funded a SECRET international organization with powerful connections in Washington DC. Two immigrant sisters from Maggia Valle Switzerland are found destitute on the streets of New York City and soon become the focus of the Roosevelt White House. Over a hundred years later, the Lochinvar Club is has more reach and more power than ever. Will McGuire is an emerging prep basketball player in the northern California town of Pleasanton. Park Gun is a rising national Judo hero in North Korea. When the two sixteen year-old athletes cross-paths it ignites an international incident that pits the ruthless dictatorship of Kim Jong-un against an unlikely adversary in a thrilling rescue attempt that crisscrosses China and tests the resolve of the Lochinvar Club.