Nicknamed the "Queen of Copper Camps" for having the richest copper mining operations in the world, Bisbee also was the scene of dastardly crimes. From drunken shootouts in saloons to strikers clashing with mining executives, the town's past is filled with stories of vengeance and street justice. The aftermath of an 1885 lynching led directly to the establishment of the Copper Queen Library, too late to deter the infamous Bisbee Massacre of 1883. In Lowell, an argument about an alleged affair ended in murder, while the Fly-Swatting Contest of 1912 encouraged a different kind of killing. Author, journalist and historian Francine Powers uncovers the real-life dramas of Wild West Bisbee.

Rhiannon Castle is a D'Anu witch whose is a D'Anu witch whose Coven sisters know nothing of the Shadows that lurk within her. Rhiannon can't reveal the truth to anyone—least of all Keir, a rugged warrior soldier who walks into Rhiannon's life and awakens her to a wanton reckless desire... Keir's Tuatha D'Danann Tuatha D'Danann brethren are the only real family he has ever known. He trusts no one—until he is sent to San Francisco and meets Rhiannon, the one woman with fire enough to tame him. Every seductive encounter convinces Keir that she belongs with him—even though Rhiannon knows her powers could put him in peril... And then a new threat rises from the depths of the Underworld. When a demon goddess unleashes her evil upon our world, Rhiannon's secret could prove the ultimate weapon in this epic battle—or forge a pathway to destruction for the only man she's ever loved...

Bisbee Lockhart is a fan of crosswords, good Merlot, Florida beaches, and…British men. Bisbee loves to travel, too—mostly through deep bogs of denial that her extensive love for all things U.K. serves as a big persuasion in her dating life decisions. Fresh off another unsuccessful relationship with a picture-perfect Englishman, Bisbee swears to her (also British) best friend that she’s done with romance. Two seconds later, life would have other plans for our Bisbee. When a handsome Brit quite literally runs into her in Central Park, Bisbee finds that love comes fast. But this charismatic man brings plenty of secrets from across the pond, leaving Bisbee to face the ultimate question: Does love really conquer all like in some Jane Austen novel, or is some baggage just too heavy to successfully execute a life-changing "Love, Actually" moment?

In Motor Matt's Daring; or, True to His Friends, Stanley R. Matthews takes readers on a thrilling adventure filled with suspense and courage. The story follows the protagonist, Motor Matt, as he navigates through unexpected twists and turns while staying true to his friends. Matthews' writing style is concise and action-packed, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. Set in a fast-paced literary context, the book exemplifies the spirit of loyalty and bravery. The vivid descriptions and dynamic characters make Motor Matt's Daring a captivating read for those who enjoy classic adventure tales. As an author, Stanley R. Matthews drew inspiration from his own experiences and love for storytelling to create this riveting narrative. His passion for adventure shines through in the vivid portrayal of Motor Matt's thrilling escapades. Matthews' background as a journalist and editor equipped him with the skills to craft a compelling and immersive story that resonates with readers. I highly recommend Motor Matt's Daring; or, True to His Friends to anyone seeking an exhilarating and heartfelt adventure story. Stanley R. Matthews' masterful storytelling and the gripping plot make this book a timeless classic that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

Vols. 13- include the annual supplements "Reports of officers and proceedings of the session of the International Typographical Union."

These profiles of the soiled doves who plied the oldest trade in the Rocky Mountains explain many of the facts of life in the nineteenth and twentieth century West.