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Brion of Wexford is the son of a crippled trapper living a quiet life on the edge of the vast and unruly heathland. But when Salassani raiders destroy his world, he must venture into the heathland to attempt the impossible task of finding the girls, rescuing them, and conveying them safely home across hundreds of miles of enemy territory.Now Brion finds himself pursued by men bent on his destruction, deprived of his protectors, and haunted by ...

A ghostly child and a violent gang of rumrunners invade the listless New England town of Stony Harbor, which is quietly bleeding to death as the Great Depression and Prohibition suck away its vitality. Sophia finds herself struggling to unravel a supernatural mystery while trying to fight off the very real, and very deadly, bootleggers who want to silence her.

While Brion has discovered his true identity and survived the plots to kill him, his Carpentini mother he thought long dead has been driven into hiding and Brion and Finola venture into the heathland to find her. When they discover that the Dunkeldi king has outlawed the Carpentini and Salassani and is hunting them to extinction, Brion and Finola race to find his mother before it is too late. They soon realize that they are embroiled in a war ...

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Excerpt from Washington: C. T. Hunter's Official Guide BookMore to illustrate the vicissitudes experienced by the street waifs of large cities than to exploit the publisher of this book, the editor of the Official Guide deems this the proper place to say a few words on Mr. C. T. Hunter.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of ...

Excerpt from Washington: C. T. Hunter's Official Guide Book More to illustrate the vicissitudes experienced by the street waifs of large cities than to exploit the publisher of this book, the editor of the Official Guide deems this the proper place to say a few words on Mr. C. T. Hunter. It is but a few years since he was known as the "King of Washington News Boys." He is now only just past thirty years of age and since his fourth year he ha...

Save for a very few, the true West Texas cowboy has ridden his last roundup. Gone are the dusty trail drive, the remote line camps, the fence riders, the open pasture brandings, and the chuck wagons. Fortunately, "Scotch Bill" had the foresight to record those stories for posterity. Without Elliot and those like him, much of the history of the settling of West Texas would have been lost. Elliot's subjects were varied-from the killing of the la...