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| Our
latest addition toThe
History Press's Haunted America
line! Oklahoma City features
a stunning past of a city
constantly reinventing
itself. Among these pages of
history may be seen the
mysterious first death of a
man hanged apparently alone,
an underground city in the
Chinese quarter, a nabbing
governor, and of course
Oklahoma's most haunted
hotel. Co-written with
investigator Tonya McCoy of
the Oklahoma Paranormal
Association. Available at Walmart,
Barnes
&
Noble, Amazon,
and more. |
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Releasing
June 8, 2016 from Tirgearr
Publishing!
By the Industrial Revolution,
the world is driven on
Newton's Catalyst, a
miraculous powder that makes
fires burn hotter than they
should. Steam-driven ships
navigate the seas, locomotives
cross the land, and airships
glide in the skies. Yet, in
1856, locomotive fireman Nate
Kemp discovers a terrible
secret about the catalyst: the
heat is from hell itself.
Available on Kindle
US, Kindle
UK, Smashwords,
Apple,
Kobo,
and Nook.
Have a look at the
book trailer!
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| 2015
brings a new book from The
History
Press's
Haunted America
line! Guthrie, Oklahoma, was
once the capital of the
territory, now its Victorian
downtown on the Plains stands
frozen in time. Many of its
residents are said still to
roam its brick-paved streets.
Read tales of a Harvey Girl
searching for her lost love,
specters lurking abandoned
buildings, and a jail haunted
by cults and outlaws.
Co-written with investigator
Tonya McCoy of the Oklahoma
Paranormal Association.
Available at Walmart,
Barnes
& Noble, Amazon,
and more. |
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| For
fall 2014, from The
History
Press's
Haunted America
line! Haunted Norman
shows the rich history of a town
founded by a Land Run that has
grown to outpace its first
cemetery (though people whisper
some graves were left behind),
Griffin Memorial Hospital, and
Lake Thunderbird (haunted by a
giant red octopus, they say).
Available at Walmart,
Barnes
& Noble, Amazon,
and more. |
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| Fall
2013,
from
The
History
Press's
Haunted America
line! It has all of the scariest
stories from the OU Ghost Tour,
plus more from around the
college area of town: a noisy
ghost in Cafe Plaid, chittering
sorority spirits in the basement
of Casa Blanca, and a Pioneer
Woman wandering the Duck Pond.
Available at Walmart,
Barnes
& Noble, Amazon,
and more. |
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| Explore
the
Solar
System
in
1901
aboard
the
Star's Comet.
Celestial
Voyages blends the
practical-if-fanciful
engineering of Jules Verne and
the social exploration of H.G.
Wells as humans traverse the
vast expanses of Space to alien
worlds, where life thrives
unlike anything they have before
seen.
First published in 2003,
Celestial Voyages: The Moon is
now available in ebook format on
Nook
and Kindle. |
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Dawn McCurtain thought the
worst thing that could ever happen
was oversleeping for school. That
was until she was taken captive by
inter-dimensional pirate
Lexandrous Stare as part of a plan
to steal a power generator from
another world. Aboard the pirate's
ship Infinity, Dawn
encounters creatures she thought
were only legend, yet there is
more to the motley crew than
meets
the eye.
Dawn on the Infinity explores
the Multiverse filled with robots,
fairies, spaceships and more.
Available on Amazon,
B&N,
and more.
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