Colorado Book Review

In telling the tale of Celestina’s Burnings, a Florentine jongleur, or minstrel, might wax poetic about our heroine and muse being virtuo...

“Oh Lor’!” as Miss Millie would say. Who knew there could be such a to-do trying to say “I do” in 1860s Colorado surrounded by your deare...

Surely the lawyer’s death is just a coincidence. People trip and fall down the stairs all the time. The pharmacist drowning in the storm ...

It should be an easy decision for Lexi Taylor. The American needs a place to stay, and she needs people to fill her newly-opened guest ho...

What do you do when you wake up one morning and every thought and physical sensation of those around you makes you feel nauseated and diz...

With a push or two and a ‘hee-hee-ho’, we are propelled back into the delightfully crazy world first imagined by author Linda Joffe Hull ...

The Beaten Territory is a fast-paced, deeply textured tale of three women whose lives interconnect in late nineteenth century Denver. Ann...

Pirate Andre Dubois can deny his wife nothing. They both know that. So even though Andre much prefers the high seas to dry land, when Sop...

In 1667, King Louis XIV created a program to promote emigration of young women to New France as wives for Canadian colonists. Promised to...

Judith Docken paints the small town of Spruce Valley and its denizens as well as the quiet beauty and solitude of the woods outside Calga...

Ava’s twenty-five-year marriage unravels after her husband Jim leaves her for another woman. Ava’s children are grown; her son if off to w...