Bryana Hays and her long-time partner, Michelle Dawson, were in their early sixties.  They had dreamed of a comfortable retirement in Denver, Colorado. They could never have envisioned being penniless and living on a Kansas farm.  The farm was located near Buffalo Plains, Kansas, a town controlled by the wealthy, powerful, and bigoted Roland family. The Rolands had a special disdain for the two new residents of their community. Tank Roland’s land bordered the Hays farm. He would like nothing better than to expand his wild game hunting reserve by getting title to Bryana and Michelle’s property.    The women were overwhelmed with their work, so their best friend from Denver, L.J. Tracy, arrived with what she thought might be an answer to their farmhand problem. Ricki James was an ex-juvenile delinquent, a hardcore dyke, and was not meant for the homophobic small town.   Bryana questioned if she and Michelle would ever again know peace and tranquility. She wondered if they could save the farm — not only for themselves, but also for the wildlife.   The thought remained. Year after year, her father had tended the land… And now she understood the peril involved when the gamble was against fate. Just as her parents had taken their stewardship over the land seriously, Bryana knew the land required reverence.

Earthen Trinkets

York, Kieran

Literature & Fiction

Scarlet Clover Publishers

Timber City Masks (Royce Madison Mysteries)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

<p>The second in the Royce Madison mystery series concerns the intrigue of a small Colorado murder. As if finding out who really killed tabloid gossip monger Sandra Holt weren't challenging enough, Timber County's acting sheriff Royce Madison also has to deal with a drifter stalking her girlfriend and an election opponent who's ready to fight dirty. With the Family Morals Coalition pumping big bucks into her opponent's campaign and everybody in town anxious for her to make an arrest, Royce has to dig deep. As for the columnist's death: everybody has a motive, and (almost) everybody had an alibi. Only another murder could make the case more complex.</p>

Crystal Mountain Veils (Royce Madison Mystery)

Loitering on the Frontier

Kelly Benjamin is turning twenty when a skiing accident accelerates her life’s plan. Most importantly, her desire to write poetry is enhanced and rushed. She hungers for adventure that might become her poem.   Touring Kelly’s Poem takes place in 1963. Kelly is a student in a small Kansas town. After her dangerous close call, she relocates to spend her junior year in college out of the country – where she believes she can inhale, covet, and explore poetry.   In the early Sixties, women’s roles were cast for them. Be a ‘nice’ girl, and find a good man, and settle down. That was never on Kelly’s agenda.   In this enormous volume of two books in one, Kelly’s journey begins with her travels to Mexico City. There she will not only study poetry – but also life. With humor, and with the pathos known to youth, Kelly wants to learn the intricacies of love.   Guiding Kelly on her love-quest are her roommates. They are Nora, a ‘proper-minded’ fellow student. Erika, a wild European prostitute, and Leigh, a lesbian archeology student. Along the way, she also meets ‘good catch’ husband material. Her parents would approve of Eduardo, Carlos, and Kirk.   An assortment of roommates and acceptable young men should have been enough excitement for her. Then she met the beguiling Doctora. Now that was enough excitement of anyone.   ———   TWO books in one, this literary novel comes in at 134,000 words and 520 pages. Enjoy!

Touring Kelly's Poem

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