Night of the Lemon

Sjón

Greyhound Press

Cumberland Caverns

Matthews, Larry E.

Reference

Twenty six stories from the twisted mind of Paul Steward takes the reader on a roller coaster ride of hell-filled passages. Paul explores the darkside of caving: from alien encounters under Roswell, to murder and fear in dark, twisting underground passages. Guaranteed to give even the seasoned of cavers the chills. Paul has a story about anything you can possibly imagine that can happen in a cave.

Tales of Dirt, Danger, and Darkness

Literature & Fiction

Steward, Paul Jay

Genre Fiction

The story is centered on the Butler Cave-Sinking Creek System in Virginia. The principal character, named "Fred Wefer," is pursued into the cave by a group of people trying to kill him because of something he knows or something they think he knows. They have him outnumbered and are confident that they will soon eliminate him. Fred uses his knowledge of the cave to avoid capture while trying to eliminate those who are pursuing him.

Where the Sun Don't Shine (An Underground Thriller)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Wefer, Fred L.

Mystery

The exploration and survey of Cumberland Caverns in Tennessee, originally known as Higgenbotham Cave, was one of the top caving stories in the 1950s and 60s. This new edition of a 1988 book on the history of the cave from 1810 is updated with 37 new photographs. With maps, a detailed chronology, a gazeteer, and a long poem from 1880 inspired by the cave..

Larry E. Matthews

The Lost Cave of the Jaguar Prophets

Larry C. Simpson

Rise and Shine: An Autobiographical Sketch Relating the Life and Times of Rural Kentucky During the 1940's

Jewell Florea

Read the fascinating story of how this cave-first discovered by Aaron Higgenbotham in 1810-has grown to become one of the world's largest and most famous caves. Experience the thrill of discovery with the original modern explorers of Cumberland Caverns as they uncover the vast chambers and endless corridors that make up this 28-mile underground marvel. Follow in the footsteps of the first explorers as they reveal a beauty and splendor never before seen until their feeble headlamps penetrated the Stygian darkness. Includes the complete story, maps and photographs.

Larry Matthews

Sun's in the Treetops: A Story of the Life of a Young Girl in Rural Kentucky During World War II

Florea, Jewell

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Become The Exception

Business & Money

Marchev, Mike

Marketing & Sales

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