Archive - Oct 23, 2008

They were the great-great grandsons of the mighty Sariavo himself...Storm and Shalimar; the sons of Dancer. But they could not fully prepare for the trials that would face them.

Race alongside Shalimar as he travels eastward and is captured by men from the Pony Express to be used as a mail carrier. Travel westward with Storm as he discovers friendship in a very unlikely place, and finds the meaning of true love when he meets an independent mare, kaya, who has vowed never to belong to any stallion. together, these two borthers must find their destinies, and when a terrible forest fire threatens their home, one of them must learn the meaning of true sacrifice. 

Fury, the fiery red stallion was determined to carry on the lineage of his ancestors. His adopted father, Sariavo, who previously captured the hearts of many readers, was now ready to settle down and stay home, but Fury wasn't satisfied. He needed to explore and to see new things.

Accompanied by his beautiful black mate, Novana, Fury journeys far into the heart of the American West.

The heart-warming story depicts one stallion's fight to prove himself worthy of the title "Mighty Stallion". Journey with him as he finds out what makes a Mighty Stallion so diffrent from all others, and what things in life really matter. 

Mr. Koblas presents a detailing of American Indian history from earliest times, carefully setting up the climate of inevitable confrontation with the arrival of white settlers in Minnesota. He explores the treaties made with the United Sates government and the Indian nations and explains why and how these treaties failed, how both sides failed to understand the fundamental differences in culture, and how the pressure put upon the politicians in Washington D. C., to open land for settlers enticed them to break treaties almost before the ink dried. Ashes continues with the final battles in the Indian Uprising through to Wounded Knee and the aftermath of the war.

Volume III, Ashes, is the third and final book in a three volume set focusing on the conflict.
 

Mr. Koblas presents a detailing of American Indian history from earliest times, carefully setting up the climate of inevitable confrontation with the arrival of white settlers in Minnesota. He explores the treaties made with the United Sates government and the Indian nations and explains why and how these treaties failed, how both sides failed to understand the fundamental differences in culture, and how the pressure put upon the politicians in Washington D. C., to open land for settlers enticed them to break treaties almost before the ink dried. This book launches into the confrontations and battles fought when the Indians could no longer sufer the indignities forced on them by the United States goverment, the increased white settlement, Indian traders, and unscrupulous Indian agents.

Volume II, Fire, is the second book in a three volume set focusing on the conflict.

Jesse James and his gang roamed the fields and valleys of Iowa, seeking targets in the many trains and banks in small towns scattered across the countryside. It was in Iowa where he and his gang honed their skills and practiced for the attempt at robbing the Northfield bank in Minnesota.

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