<p>Uncharted Journey . . . 2004 ISBN 0-89745-277-1 248 p. softcover In 1860, nine-year-old Sean Sinclair, orphaned in New Orleans, was taken under wing and raised by a likeable gambler, but family inheritance put the boy's life in constant danger. Later, traveling West, Sean rescues the woman he will marry from her abductor, then returns to New Orleans to put an end to the intrigue and threats on his life.</p>

Uncharted Journey

Harold G. Ross

Sunflower University Press

<p>Across the Purple Divide . . . 2006 ISBN 0-9715440-2-6 205 p. softcover William Shannon, from rugged Durango, crosses Colorado’s gold-mining towns and encounters the dangers still present in the late 1800s American West as he rides the Smoky Hill Trail into Kansas and meets rebel Kiowa Indians. Circumstance sends the rancher to New York City and then a return to his Colorado home torn apart by the blood-letting of a range war.</p>

Across the Purple Divide

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Comanche Crossing . . . 2005ISBN 0-9715440-8-5 232 p. softcoverJames Shannon left West Texas for New Orleans where he was shanghaied to the pirate-ruled Caribbean. Escaping overboard to Haiti led him to a Taino Indian and a wealthy young American beauty who helped him return to America. But back in West Texas, Shannon finds the homestead burned, his parents dead, and his sister a prisoner of hostile Apaches.

Comanche Crossing

High Country . . . 2009 NEW RELEASE ISBN 978-0-9801634-9-0 224 p. softcoverIn pre-Civil War Virginia, six-year-old Trent Kinney was orphaned, adopted, then orphaned again. At fifteen, he met a tough gunman he worshipped, and in time, they headed west for Denver. Trent fell into a life of dangerous frontier adventure in Abilene, Kansas, then Colorado and New Mexico, where he found a lost Spanish gold mine in Apache high country

High Country

A young man searches for his father's killers in the Old West.

Long Way Home

Harold G. Ross Publishing