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Dennis Walker

Little Red Radio: 40 Years Working in Small Radio

By Wendy Tarasoff, Dennis Walker

Alpha Edition

The Red Battle Flyer

By Capt Manfred Freiherr Von Richthofen

History PR.

4ur Ranch at Wagon Wheel Hot Springs Resort: A History

By Sandra Wagner, Pete Leveall, Lindsey Leveall

Native Americans used the healing waters of the Wagon Wheel Gap hot springs for thousands of years prior to American settlement. An area rich in geologic features enticed pre-treaty explorers.

Paper Airplane Publishing, LLC.

Ely Air Lines: Select Stories from 10 Years of a Weekly Column: Volume 2 of 2

By Mike Ely, Linda Street-Ely

Since 2007, readers have enjoyed engaging articles weekly in Ely Air Lines. Co-authors Mike Ely and Linda Street-Ely have collected 100 stories from the first 10 years of their column that explore the realm of the flyer's world, and complied them into a two-volume set.

Harper Design

Radio Flyer: 100 Years of America's Little Red Wagon

By Robert Pasin, Carlye Adler

Archway Publishing.

Farmer, Flyer, Futurist: the Memoirs of Admiral Owen Wesley Siler, Commandant of the United States Coast Guard: Edited by Marsha Siler Antista

By Owen Wesley Siler, Marsha Siler Antista

The course of Owen Wesley Siler's life forever changed when he enlisted in the United States Coast Guard (USCG) in 1941. After he entered the Coast Guard Academy, Siler's path soon led him to serve in the Second World War and and after the war, he rose to the rank of admiral and commandant of the USCG.

John Joseph Adams/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

A Dark Queen Rises

By Ashok K. Banker

Returning to Ashok K. Banker's brilliant #OwnVoices, epic fantasy world of the Burnt Empire, first introduced in Upon a Burning Throne , A Dark Queen Rises features Krushita​ and Karni, two women on quests to protect the innocent and bring down tyrants.

Steeger Books

The Spider #21: Hordes of the Red Butcher

By Norvell W. Page, John Fleming Gould, John Newton Howitt

In the gaunt desolation of those dark Kentucky hills, the Dixie Limited, crack flyer, stood gutted of all living passengers. . . The Spider, the only survivor, stood alone at that bleak scene, vowing silently, solemnly, to destroy the ambition-mad arch-criminal who had plotted this wholesale ruin.

Archway Publishing.

Farmer, Flyer, Futurist: the Memoirs of Admiral Owen Wesley Siler, Commandant of the United States Coast Guard: Edited by Marsha Siler Antista

By Owen Wesley Siler, Marsha Siler Antista

The course of Owen Wesley Siler's life forever changed when he enlisted in the United States Coast Guard (USCG) in 1941. After he entered the Coast Guard Academy, Siler's path soon led him to serve in the Second World War and and after the war, he rose to the rank of admiral and commandant of the USCG.

History Press.

Stories of the Humboldt Wagon Road

By Andy Mark