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In this sequel to his novel, The Celestine Prophecy in which he presents 9 insights, Redfield suggests that we need to visualize the future we want; then we can know what to pray for, what to expect. We have the choice to see the world crumbling, or we can see the future of us progressing.
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The Tenth Insight – Holding the Vision by James Redfield
It seems that the western paperbacks are in fact fading away in popularity. As the literature of today’s world is changing, it makes way for the new age. This means that the culture wants, hot steamy love scenes, science fiction, self help, and many other forms of reading materials.
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Is the Western Paperback Fading Away?
Apache, A Jake Silver Adventure, is hardcore, action-packed, riveting Western that leaves readers clamoring for more. Noble but flawed characters prove to be irresistibly appealing.
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New Western Novel – "Apache" is A Superb, Hardcore Western
Rusty has lived as a Cheyenne for three years with his adoptive father Tall Elk and his family in “Adventures of Rusty Son of Tall Elk” the sequel to “Rusty Son of Tall Elk”. Rusty is now 13 years old. He has awed Tall Elk and the Chiefs with his gift of reading, his technical proficiency, his gift for lip reading, and the wisdom he has gained from his white heritage.
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Adventures of Rusty Son of Tall Elk by Charles Bertram
Westerns have been around for a long time, and there is no better reading on a rainy weekend, especially when sitting in an easy chair in front of a warm fire. But Western’s are pretty much the same aren’t they? Well —yes—and that’s what makes Sean Chandler’s “Gospel of the Gun” such a pleasure to read.
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Gospel of the Gun by Sean Chandler
Shadow of an Indian Star is a 500-page historical fiction set in the early 1800′s. It accurately brings life to a fascinating era of gun slinging, saloon drinking, hard work, rough living and bittersweet romance.
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Shadow of an Indian Star
We all have our favorite authors in the various genres that we read, so I suppose it goes without saying that I have my own just like you. Now, then, I do not go around recommending books to read without being asked, however, I do have one I think you should read. The book is called: “Conagher” by Louis L’Amour (often called America’s favorite Storyteller). Bantam Books, New York, NY; 1971.
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When it Comes to Westerns There is No One Quite Like Louis L’Amour
Would you like to read more Western Books, but are worried that you might pick one up that turns into a boring endeavor, believe me I know how you feel, I’ve used more than one Western Paperback to fire up the BBQ for steaks. Let me recommend a good one to you!
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The Sioux Nation Fights Back Against the Marauding White Folks – The Battle Unfolds
In “Cattle Country and Back Trail: Two Tales from the Thompson Western Series,” author Erwin Thompson paints a moral universe in which good, humor, and wit triumph and love unites and conquers all.
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A Different Tale of How the West Was Won – "Cattle Country and Back Trail," by Erwin A Thompson
