In ""Whispers on Sage,"" the untamed Wyoming Territory of the 1870s becomes a crucible for redemption and justice. John Hawke, a former U.S. Marshal burdened by his past, seeks a fresh start on the American frontier. As he navigates the harsh landscape, Hawke finds himself caught between homesteaders and cattle barons in a simmering land dispute that threatens to boil over. This psychological Western delves deep into the complexities of frontier life, using the vast, unforgiving terrain as a mirror for the characters' inner turmoil. Through a non-linear narrative that weaves past and present, readers witness the erosion of traditional ways and the high cost of progress. The novel eschews graphic violence, instead focusing on the moral ambiguities and human toll of taming the Wild West. As Hawke grapples with his own demons, he must also confront the shifting dynamics of a changing America, offering a nuanced exploration of the American Dream and the true meaning of civilization in a lawless land.

When Katherine’s fiance, Sean, was transferred from Pittsburgh to Scottsdale, Arizona, their wedding plans were put on hold. Katherine, who was not known to do anything alone or without someone on the other end of her cell phone, decided to quit her job, pack their things and surprise Sean by driving cross-country by herself. Not particularly adept at navigation, her car breaks down in the most unlikely of places; what passes for a road in the mountains of Colorado. Rescued by Ethan, a cowboy and horseman whose summer place is less than a mile from where she is stranded, Katherine is shocked by the dichotomy of his backward lifestyle that is mixed with a simple, yet profound intelligence. However, it is his skill with horses, the way that he can see straight into her soul and his gentle touch that send her into a tailspin. Though she is beginning to forget Sean, Ethan won’t allow her to stay as long as she has the ring on her finger. With a promise to keep, Katherine continues her journey to Scottsdale, but is never able to shake the deep change that had begun within her and she discovers that the wind rushing through her hair, the smell of the pine, the whispers of the sage and the feel of a horse underneath her have changed her entire outlook. Will the whisper of the sage draw her back to the only man who has truly loved her?

Growing up in Arizona equates to magical inspiration. Experience hot summers and beautiful evenings. Envision the epic thunderstorms roll on through the Arizona skies. Welcome to a new and exciting world of words. A myriad of emotions and experiences are in these poems. Every poem takes you on a short journey. There are heartfelt poems and hidden messages of hope and faith. Enjoy fun and enjoyable pieces as well as macabre and sinister tales of epic proportions. Immerse yourself in poems like “The little cricket who lived in my shoe”, “Broken to Pieces”, “The smell of sage and cedar” and so much more.

Sage: a venerable, wise man, judicious; and aromatic plant with grayish-green leaves used as seasoning; the healing plant; the herb of happiness. Lenny and her sister were as close as two sisters could be. Their mother died when Lenny was fourteen, and Lenny took on the role of caretaker, tending her eight-year-old sister and the herb garden their mother left behind. The garden was just about the only thing that brought joy to the desolate farm until a handsome stranger rode through on his way to Missouri. The mysterious man stayed a while to help their pa rebuild the storm-damaged barn, and his presence on the farm led to an event that changed all their lives. Thirty-three years later, Lenny's younger sister receives a mysterious package. When she opens the green velveteen hatbox, the smell of sage overwhelms her. But what's more, she realizes the box contains the missing pieces of her puzzled life. Soon she finds answers and learns that things were not always as they appeared as Lenny's story unfolds before her eyes. Will these discoveries bring closure after all these years? Can sage truly bring the sisters healing and happiness? Set in the beautiful Ozark mountains of Missouri, Sage is a historical novel highlighted by the mighty men and women who forged a wilderness. These early settlers demonstrated courage only surpassed by their determination when faced with a war between the states and the lifelong wars that raged within. Debora Clark and her husband, Jim, enjoy the nature and beauty of the rugged hills, the scenic Ozarks, from their porch swing in Alton, Missouri. They are thankful for their many blessings. Sage is the first book in Debora's series, In the Rugged Hills.

Sixteen-year-old Sage is an adopted child who hears voices and possesses a gift of seeing and knowing things, then she meets handsome new student Summer who understands her powers and becomes her confidant.

The Master of the Western Novel; Zane Grey This collection of Zane Grey novels includes: Riders of the Purple Sage The Call of the Canyon The Man of the Forest The Desert of Wheat The Heritage of the Desert The Last Trail The Light of Western Stars Betty Zane The Lonestar Ranger The Mysterious Rider The Rustlers of Pecos County The Spirit of the Border Desert Gold The Border Legion The Day of the Beast The Last of Plainsmen The Rainbow Trail

About the book Right from my school and college days, I was considerably fascinated by literature. As a student of two varied languages Sanskrit and English, and Hindi being my mother tongue, it gave me a vast arena to learn and colour my world of imagination. I have tried to compose a few dainty delicacies in emulating a flower that opens up slowly and steadily, inhaling the morning breath till it fully blooms. I have tried to capture the essence of love and nature, those everlasting desires along with scattered dreams, and broken hearts with a faith in the eternal gleam. I hope you will savour my sojourn full of poetic fragrance as readers. With wings of aspirations, uninhibited love from my family, friends, and support from the literary fraternity, I hope to soar upwards with an unstoppable heart. With these words, I take this opportunity with utmost pleasure and proudly present you all, the Susurration of my unhindered, unfettered heart, my aspirations culminating into my book entitled "Whispers of the soul".

SPIRIT OF EVIL Some said the old Indian in the backwoods was plumb crazy. Others claimed he was just a little eccentric. And a few old timers swore he was touched with an unholy power to heal. But everyone in the small Vermont town of New Thetford agreed it was best to leave the reclusive Algonquin well enough alone … HOUND OF HELL Brion McKibben saw the pickup deliberately swerve to hit his dog. Moments later, Whisper lay dead in his arms. Heartbroken, Brion carried him to the remote shack and begged the ancient medicine man to bring his pet back. And sure enough, the dog came home … only now his eyes burned like hot coals, his bristling fur stank of brimstone, and he was no longer eating out of the can. For Whisper has developed an appetite for living, screaming flesh. And he isn't playing dead—ever again!