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Winnie Applegate is on the cusp of womanhood, a seventeen year old half Lakota girl traveling and performing with her family's Wild West show. When her 12 year old brother is accused of causing the death of one of their fellow performers, Winnie does what she always does, tries to protect him by proving his innocence. She teams up with a female Pinkerton agent and a mysterious stranger. When the sabotages escalate to murder, Winnie and her friends must hurry to stop an assassin before it's too late. How to Sabotage a Wild West Show is the first in the Applegate Mystery series

Irving Crane is not at all pleased with his family's move to quiet, rural Sleepy Hollow. He doesn't like having to start at a new school during his senior year. He doesn't like having to take care of his grouchy, nearly invalid grandfather. He doesn't like the way the locals make him feel like an outsider, or how the small country church doesn't make him feel welcome, or how his jock classmate Brad Brunt torments him. But there are a few things he does like about Sleepy Hollow. For instance, he likes riding his beloved horse Gunpowder through the trails surrounding the town. He likes the beautiful Katie Tassel very much, as well as the weekends they spend together. And he likes the local tales of ghosts and hauntings, particularly the story of the Headless Horseman, a fearsome specter forever galloping up and down the hollow, searching for his lost head. He doesn't believe the stories, of course, but he does enjoy hearing them. At least until he has to ride home through the haunted forest, late at night, alone...and he finds they might not just be stories after all...

As a bartender at exclusive country clubs in Atlanta and Savannah, Cass Cassidy has perfected his art of seducing "golf widows," the wives of high-roller golfers whose only real love is the mistress that is their sport. Over cocktails, these ladies chatter about their Louis Vuitton purses, Ferragamos, designer jewelry, and who among them has had "work done," all the banter masking their boredom. Cass has the looks and the bold confidence to make some of them forget their boredom - and their husbands. In the ritzy circles of Atlanta's Pine Meadows Country Club, golf dominates the free time of many of its high rollers. Their "golf widows" are another story entirely. Country club bartender Cass Cassidy has perfected his pickup techniques, no matter the age, shape, background or bra size of the "Golf Widows" he seeks. Country club bartender Cass Cassidy realizes that true love and commitment aren't what he seeks in his "Golf Widows" affairs. For him, the conquest is nothing, the hunt all. Cass enjoys role-playing with one of his "Golf Widows." Among them are a narcotics officer, a Bavarian shepherdess, a military interrogator, and a duchess who needs to be "embalmed" by a handsome undertaker, during their rendezvous at old motels and motor lodges, where she feeds quarters to vibrating beds.

T.C. Carter spent a major part of his life in the west, and has had a fascination withcowboys since he was a very young boy. In his first published book, he offers his visionof the myth and reality of the American cowboy. You'll find humor, sadness and joy inthese pages, so saddle up and let 'er buck.