Published Books
Annie’s Guests
Visit a Territorial Hotel and meet five of Annie’s Favorite Guests including Buffalo Bill Cody. Here, at the playground of the wealthy and famous, join in the western antics, drama and mystery at the Mountain View Hotel. Read More
Canyon of Gold
The original Arizona Pioneers faced Indian attacks, drought, and bootleggers in the Santa Catalina Mountains. A ghostly hiker entertains you with stories, a gruff German becomes a millionaire and a pauper, and a star-crossed family plays out their tragedies. Read More
Oro Valley: Images of America
A spin through the history of the unique town of Oro Valley with vintage pictures. See the ancient communities of the Hohokum Indians; meet the original hound from the Hound and the Foxes. The Queen of the rattlesnakes, and an English Countess enhance the historical significant of this town. Meet them in original pictures. Arizona Press Women 2009 Finalist, Non-Fiction Book. Read More
Outlaw Tales of New Mexico
A good old shoot-em-up filled with the bad men, and a bad girl from New Mexico’s outlaw days. A fun read and a must for lovers of the old west and of outlaw stories. Arizona Press Women 2008 First Place, and National Federation of Press Women Finalist for Non-Fiction Book. Read More
Banana River
Welcome Aboard NAS Banana River. Join the base in its beginning as a small auxiliary station and grow with it through submarine attacks, a Bermuda Triangle mystery, and an assortment of humorous and dedicated characters. The United States Navy’s antisubmarine community has its roots in this little known base. Read More
In Our Own Words
From 1935 to 1939 The Federal Writer’s Project interviewed Arizona pioneer women, most in their seventies and eighties. Here in their own words they tell of the hardships, disappointments, successes, and joys of traveling the hard trail to the wilds of Arizona, life on the frontier, and the making of a state. Order this book from FireshipPress.com or Amazon.com. Read More
Myths and Mysteries of New Mexico
A madcap trip through New Mexico’s history takes you to lost and found treasure, aliens from beyond space, and strange creatures in our own world. If that isn’t enough, there is a hint of heavenly intervention, and a passel of determined ghosts. Thirteen stories of historical facts that truly make New Mexico the land of enchantment. Who said history wasn’t fun. Read More
Contact Creed!
1892–Leonarda Stanton Worthington (just call me Leo) is on her way west to search for her father who abandoned her twenty years ago. Along the way she meets trouble; Leo is shot, almost blown up, kidnapped, and saved from a disastrous fire by Bast Masterson. Join Leo in her madcap romp through the Old West. Read More
