Wyoming Books

This is a single member of a series that shows the beauty and diversity of individual states.....especially good as a gift for someone who likes to travel, is from another state or moving to a new state.

I have had this book for 10 years and continue to cherish it on every return trip to Jackson, WY and Yellowstone. The fold out maps (half of the book!!) are excellent with good information on access points. It covers Yellowstone water very well. I am ordering the Montana version of this book today and cannot wait to study it!!

[FROM THE BACK]******* FROM WYOMING RENEGADE TO THE GREATEST DAD OF THE WEST? -- Cameron Wade reveled in the solitude of mountain vistas and a cloudless Wyoming sky. He was a man of the land, but his life was about to be invaded by three ornery kids and their single mom, Patricia Erhart.

His bachelor instincts urged him to run but this lady had something he wanted -- his old family ranch. So, to get close to the lovely widow, he had to risk his own heart......

Courting Patricia, Cameron was shocked to find himself wanting to be the perfect father to her kids -- and win over the wary rancher for real.

Could this ready-made family show the lonesome bachelor that being Wyoming born and bred, could lead to being a dad ... and to wed? ************
These are hard to tame -- and impossible to resist -- cowboys who meet their perfect match! from the mini series "Wranglers & Lace"
Another Highly Recommended book -- enjoy!

I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED!!! This Book!. I was sad that it had ended, and was quite tempted to Read it again, but decided to read a new book instead. I loved the fact that all three stories included the same people from the stories before, but each story was totally different. I loved that it showed their feelings from each point of view, rather then some books just having one person feeling a certain way and you never know, what the other is thinking till the end. it was an awesome book. I could easily put myself there, and feel the way they were. I can't wait to read it again! & this is coming from someone who HATED to read! :)

In Wyoming Cook Book, Karin Wade has compiled and organized a collection of western recipes, beef recipes, pioneer recipes, wild game recipes, and home made pastries, as well as recipes featuring fresh garden produce, fruit, and fish. There's even Wyoming trivia to promote the perfect cookbook browsing experience. From Wyoming Tortilla Soup; Doris' Chicken Enchiladas; Cavalli's Chili; and Wyoming Teriyaki Beef; to Pan Fried Rocky Mountain Tout with Lemon Butter Sauce; Wyoming Brewery Spent-Grain Bread; Hamburger Pot Pie with Onion Pie Crust; and Camper's-Style Venison, the Wyoming Cook Book offers more than 130 savory, easy to prepare, kitchen friendly, Wyoming-style recipes for all occasions.

This book is an excellent resource of rural 18th and 19th century architecture. Filled with approximately 400 black and white photographs it documents the various styles prevalent during this time period. Included with the photos are brief historical notes regarding the different townships of the county, prominent citizens of the past and information about each structure. There are many books similar to this about Buffalo and Rochester, but this is the only one that addresses this part of Western New York. Unfortunately many of the buildings in this book are now gone or lie vacant.

Brothers Matt and Tom Barkley just wanted to visit Chief Red Wolf's camp to buy a horse. They even took Amy, Tom's wife along. The last thing they expected was to find a white woman, Rachel Haynes, who had been captured by the Sioux and then traded to the Arapaho tribe. Amy wants to rescue Rachel but Tom convinces her they would fail, and would cause even more trouble for the white captive. Chief Red Wolf is Tom's friend, and he brings Rachel to them, but her coming stirs up more problems. Does God have a plan for Rachel? Is Matt part of the plan? A well written story about a young woman who isn't sure where she belongs. I always enjoy Susan Page Davis' historical romance, and Wyoming Hoofbeats is a good follow up for Protecting Amy and The Oregon Escort, books one and two of her Wyoming Brides trilogy.

These are great reference maps for generalized recreational activities. Not as detailed as a topo map, but still packed full of outstanding informatin. I have one for every state and I don't leave home with out them.

This is a great little book that is full of Q & As all about this rugged state. It is easy to read, and fun to share. It promotes great conversations, and spurs the reader to investigate a myriad of topics further.

This book would be fantastic for:

Bed & Breakfasts, Inns, Cottages - great for travelers to peruse during their stay. Every room should have one.

Bars & Restaurants - fun to thumb through to promote conversation - have a few copies on hand in case a patron spills his beer on it.

Bathrooms - not to deep, relaxing read, thought provoking - every Wyoming bathroom should have one

Classrooms - This would be an inspiring book and teaching aid. It brings forth a variety of ideas that might lead a student to conduct further research.

Reading on a flight... to Wyoming... easy to start, easy to stop, easy to pack in any carry on. You'd have it nearly finished before your arrival, and would be a well informed tourist!

Got a few minutes between buffalo herds in Yellowstone? Read a few pages of Wyoming Trivia!

I could go on and on.. read during commercials, read while waiting for that big buck to saunter through the trees, read while waiting for the fish to bite, read while waiting for the rest of your party to finish shopping.

Enjoy it as much as I have!

Here we have Ryan Tolliver's story - he is half-brother to Morgan Tolliver in Wyoming Widow.

We hear of the disappearance of Molly Ivins as a child.
Ryan hears about a white woman living with a tribe of Cheyennes deep in the mountains.
He wants to travel the world and see many strange places and makes a deal with Horace Mannington, the grandfather of the lost child.

He unwittingly finds her and loses his memory in a snow storm.
She saves his life and introduces him to her life with a family of Native Americans.
If it hadn't been for them she would never have survived and now she is their protector.

The problem now is that the scuzzy, villinous white scum have found their canyon and raped one of the women.
The story is tension ridden and emotional as Ryan wants to take Moon Hawk back for the reward for her return and she doesn't see how she can live the white man's way, it will kill her spirit.

Mannington turns out to be a munipulator and is also in need of cash. He wants to marry Molly off to a rich old fart, who shows signs of being abusive.

The blizzard and snow storms gives one the chills on weather alone - then finally Ryan takes Moon Hawk home to his brother's ranch. We learn that Cassie and Morgan have a pair of twin sons. Great little rascals and we met little Rachel again, Cassie's daughter by Jack Logan.

Fascinating story of hormones and love [?] and brotherly affection. Finally it seems that Ryan is growing up.

Definitely Recommended - next comes Rachel's story.