Böcker utgivna av Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers

The turbulent chaos that reigned during the last quarter of the nineteenth century in the Old West was no more dramatic than in the Indian Territories of pre-state Oklahoma. Bass Reeves, the first African-American deputy marshal employed west of the Mississippi River, was assigned to the wild Indian Territories. Bass became famous for his aliases, ambidextrous shooting, clever disguises, and stylish fashion. In 1907, Oklahoma was granted statehood. In a twist of tragic irony, the newly adopted Jim Crow laws turned against him, forcing Bass to retire to Muskogee, Oklahoma, to serve as a police officer in the segregated area of that small town. Although there is no documentation to prove that Fran Stryker, creator of the fabled masked man, The Lone Ranger, was inspired by the true-life character of Bass Reeves, the similarities between the fictional hero and the real-life Bass Reeves is fascinating. This inspiring and insightful historical account of one man's survival and success, despite appalling injustices, is a fascinating account of the remarkable and eventful life of famed lawman of the Indian Territories, Bass Reeves.

Anna is trying hard to make the right decisions about caring for her mother, who has Alzheimer's. When her mother goes missing from her care home, the buried secrets about her mother's past are revealed and Anna is caught up in ever more frightening events as she comes to terms with the truth of her family and their lives, trusting that God will help her, however dangerous her world becomes... and it's about to get very dangerous indeed.

The woods on the O'Connors' land is dark, eerie and rumoured to be haunted, which makes them the perfect place for an epic camping trip at the close of the boys' eighth grade school year.Grandpa O'Connor has warned them plenty about keeping away from those woods, but it's just too tempting and Ben, Franky, Sean and Eddie take off for their first of summer's bigger than life adventure. Four boys leave... only three return.The old man, holds his own secrets, stories about those blasted woods, the Spotted Green that is.And she, she is drawing ever closer, to them, to her destiny...

Jax, the doggie, was an only child. That is, until the day his parents brought Little Rae home. What was once a "Yes, Doggie" became a "No, Doggie" with a baby in the house. Will Jax be able to change his ways and learn to share with his sister? Join Jax as he goes through growing pains that come with a growing family.

Super Cat! Splat! Splat! is a picture book for little readers and toddlers, based on the true adult story told in the award-winning memoir/art book Soldier, Sister, Savant (2021, Pen Women Press), which the authors co-wrote. Super Cat! teaches children who read--or who are read to--that we can make happiness for ourselves, even though bad things may happen to us along life's way. That's life and we do not have to be perfect. That every single one of us is special, no matter. And, importantly, that kindness and bravery can conquer fear. What's more is that Super Cat! interacts with those being read to or reading themselves and invites them to respond with their own thoughts and feelings throughout the book.

Sam keeps his bugs in a jar in the basement. He is eager to show his class. You can imagine his excitement when his teacher says he may bring one bug in for Show and Share! In fact, he is so excited that he forgets to put the lid back on the jar before leaving for school. See what happens when he gets home and has to explain things to his Mom.

Nate the pig and his farm friends, Susie the Skunk and Carl the Crow, experience a pair of storms that teach them the importance of friendship and the gifts they already have. Author Edson McClellan collaborated with his teenage daughter, Macy McClellan, who illustrated the book.

What makes a GREAT MOM? Is it her extraordinary baking? Her perfect pot roasts? Her exceptional cleaning skills? Or her fashion choices? Ask a kindergartener, and he'll tell you the best mom in the world is the most perfectly imperfect mom he knows, because she's his mom.

Follow our Italian mouse hero 'Mozzarella' and his family who live in a tiny church cellar, deep in the heart of Tuscan countryside.

In this realistic fiction, we meet Andy and his friends who enjoy doing the same things together every day. That is, until his new neighbor, Samer, moves onto Maple Lane. Andy isn't comfortable around Samer because he is different, and Andy is afraid to speak with him until Samer invites the neighborhood friends to his house for a party. Presented with the opportunity to get to know Samer's willingness and courage to be friends, Andy learns that being different isn't that different at all. This picture book, geared toward young children, focuses on diversity, trust, and friendship.

Winds gusting, fall is coming.... it's time to celebrate Tihar! Come along on a journey of Nepal's brightest holiday of the year.

This is the story and adventures of a man born in Norway in the 9th century who crosses the Western ocean in search of land and riches. His boat is wrecked and all the crew are killed by hostile natives who resent intruders in their land. He alone survives, eventually being adopted by a different tribe and embraces their culture and finds a happiness living amongst that he never thought possible. He never returns to his homeland even though an opportunity arises much later in his life.

In the heat of a summer break in Dublin, Darcy, a university student in her final year, navigates a world steeped in the complexities of woke culture. As her peers immerse themselves in the fervour of social justice and activism, Darcy grapples with the pressure to conform, feeling like an outsider in her own life.Behind closed doors, Darcy bears the weight of a secret world. She is the silent guardian of her grandmother, a woman lost to the clutches of dementia. In the shadows of her responsibilities, Darcy conceals the haunting tragedy of losing her parents in a devastating accident, shielding herself from the pitying glances of her friends.Amidst the societal expectations and her hidden burdens, Darcy seeks solace in the embrace of someone unexpected during moments of vulnerability. However, the truth remains elusive as she wrestles with the intricacies of her own desires, morals and confusion.At the heart of Darcy's journey is Jessica, an ex-lover whose presence looms large, a constant reminder of the crux moments that shaped her past. Their tangled history serves as a mirror reflecting Darcy's inner struggles, forcing her to confront the layers of deception she has woven to protect herself."Want" is a poignant exploration of identity, loss, and the ever-evolving landscape of woke culture. In a world where authenticity is both a shield and a vulnerability, Darcy must navigate the delicate balance between the person she presents to the world and the one she discovers within herself. Will she find the courage to strip away the veils shrouding her true reflections?

In this collection of stories, the characters find love, explore relationships, the bitter sweet experiences of marriage, the beauty of emotions and feelings, and a lot more about life in India.