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When a new judge disappears, everyone assumes he's simply ran away. Only one person knows differently: his killer. With the body dumped where no one can ever find it, the killer can relax. Is this the perfect crime? Only Tim Olson seems to be curious about the whereabouts of the judge. It doesn't seem right that a loving family man, recently appointed to the benchâsomething he wantedâwould up and run away. As he narrows in on the suspect, Tim ...

Palmer and Ellie Knutson are on vacation in London, England, when they are rudely interrupted by not one, but two murders. Palmer is once again on the case, using a Minnesota nice attitude and good ol' intution to solve the Unicorn murders. What could possibly go wrong?

Henry Wilder is excited to spend the whole summer at the family cabin, Wilder's Edge. Cousin Dylan's new scheme to find gold at an old mine sounds good at first, but goes dangerously wrong. An eighty year old mystery on Rainy Lake unfolds enticing Henry, Dylan and their friend, Arla into a hunt that pulls a dangerous game into the present.

The history hidden in the story of Minnesota's borders. How were those borders formed, what deals were struck, and why does Minnesota looks like it does.?

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While visiting vintage and classic boat shows around the country, what sometimes seems so evident, beyond just the spectacular restorations, is where did all this come from? I mean, sure, it was in the boathouse just last week, but really, what is the story behind this boat. Why did it survive while thousands of others didn't? What kind of provenance stands behind it, and who were the caretakers before that ensured it would be here, right in f...

It's1903 in the Badlands and Evan Warner, a store owner's son, spies an elusive Audubon Sheep that was thought to be extinct. Even better, his best friend, David, an adopted Lakota boy, is ­returning from two years at the Pierceson Indian School. Evan can't wait to track the sheep through the Badlands with David just like when they were younger. As hunters from across the globe pour into the small town of Interior to pursue the last of the spe...

The poems in Love from the Yellowstone Trail stem from my childhood. I spent my first eighteen years within sight of the Missouri River seen from our front porch steps in South Dakota. Thus rose six poems about the river. The Yellowstone Trail is an old name for stretches of the current Highway 12. Thus rose the book's title and a way in and out of the book's sections, just as the Trail was a way in and out of my hometown. On the Missouri's we...

Jake was the ultimate big brother: cool, suave with the girls, tough, and a Vietnam veteran. Peter, the younger brother, was always the "good kid, " eventually becoming a monk at St. John's Abbey. But they came of age on the North Dakota plains at a time when sex, drugs, and rock & roll blasted onto the prairie. Thirty years later, neither brother can escape his past.

Zach Sutton's little brother has been missing for over a year. His parents have divorced. The police have found no clues. But it isn't until Zach takes a field trip to Minnesota's north woods that the mystery really begins. Faced with supernatural visions and ghostly images, Zach finds himself in a scary adventure he couldn't have dreamed.

Control Data Corporation, a legendary Minnesota company that developed both cutting edge computer technology and innovative social ventures that combated poverty. This book focuses on these social business ventures. They were primarily launched by the companys Human Resources function during the 1960s to the 1980s. The Human Resources function helped Control Data create a series of poverty-area plants. These manufacturing centers were specific...

A heartwarming Christian fantasy that will have the reader laughing, crying with joy, and mesmerized in the land of Santa Claus and his helpers. The second book in The Santa Claus Trilogy is an inspirational story that puts a significant emphasis on the true meaning of Christmas and how the North Pole relates its events to the birth of Jesus. Everyone loses faith and hope from time to time. This is the story about good-hearted families who hav...

In this groundbreaking collection, leading scholars in this emerging field explore how nature can be understood in a wide range of esoteric religious contexts. Included here are articles on subjects ranging from alchemy and panpsychism to music, Appalachian folk magic, and new religions. Esotericism, Religion, and Nature illuminates the way that nature is understood by figures and in traditions that historically have not always been recognize...

As dementia transported her mother into a world devoid of memory, language, and ability, the author shed denial and began a ceaseless struggle for the only "treatment" that her mother needed: compassionate care. Singing Solo: In Search of a Voice for Mom relates a family's true story of the perils of growing old and vulnerable in America.

The Assignment: In The Peacock Diaries, a famous missing inventor, Percival Peacock, secretly leads the Crypto-Caper Team on a continuing adventure in the search of the true identity of the Panther, the notorious villain in the series. He sends them to the bowels of London where the history of Shakespeare consumes them. Then to Percival's mansion in the Lake District, filled with such horrors that the team has to work together to get through t...

Let us call them, for now, "Murderer" and "Victim." Victim stood in the shadows behind the giant blue ox. It was eerily silent. The only sounds came from a few ripples gently lapping onto the shore of Lake Bemidji and, in the distance, exhaust fumes drifted through the air from a passing tanker on Highway 2. The fury of the thunderstorm system that had ripped across northern Minnesota five hours earlier left hundreds of small puddles on the ta...

With this small but powerful book, Galen Martini has made an enormous contribution to the field of dreamwork. All the wisdom of the psychodynamic approach to dream interpretation has been distilled into these pages with warmth and empathy. The book itself is an 'aha' experience." -- Tricia Ells, M.M., M.A. Licensed Psychologist, President Minnesota Jung Association

Howard Paap observes his beloved northwoods with the insight of an academic and the passion of a man who has devoted his life to understanding northern Wisconsin and the people living here. Whether out walking his four-legged friends on a sun-dappled country road in the autumn sun or taking part in the life of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa community, when something "sets him to thinking, " this master essayist offers up a gentle...

Biblio/Poetry Therapy â The Interactive Process: A Handbookwas first published in 1986. Now in its third printing, this is a classic text for those studying bibliotherapy: the use of literature in all its forms to promote mental health. The Hynes and Hynes-Berry four-stage bibliotherapy model is used by therapists, clinicians, educators, poets, and spiritual directors around the world.

Bob White is hoping to post a state record by sighting an elusive Gyrfalcon in Minnesotas Cottonwood County, but instead, finds himself flying to Flagstaff, Arizona, to help his sister track down her missing husband (aka Bobs best friend, Alan Thunderhawk). As soon as he lands in the high mountain country, though, Bob finds more than he bargained for, including a twenty-year-old unsolved murder and a boy who claims to be Alans son. Sifting his...