Avery Broussard has the curse of seeing lost things (and make no mistake about it, it is a curse). Missing belongings and beloved pets, lost love and loved ones—she sees it all. Long ago, that curse d
The matriarch of the Oklahoma Indian Art Movement, Doris Littrell bought her first piece of Oklahoma Indian art for a dollar while still a teen, not realizing it was her first acquisition in what woul
While still a little boy, Alton Carter walked away from his violent, drug- and alcohol-riddled childhood home believing the worst life had to offer was behind him. He was sorely mistaken. After surviv
They say a railroad is little more than a community that stretches hundreds of miles in either direction along a thin iron rail -- and gossip travels up and down it like on a telephone party line. So
Abandoned by his father, neglected by his mother, shuttled between foster homes and a boys ranch, a young man refuses to succumb to the fate that the world says should be his.
An Ardmore millionaire killed by his jealous mistress, an iconic western gunslinger shot down in the street, and a prominent doctor whose Valentine’s Day present to his wife was said to be death—those
A southwesterly wind blows away a rancher's hat, leaving the ranch animals and their desert friends who find it to ponder what it could possibly be. Some are convinced it is just a highfalutin tumblew
Oklahoma has had more than its share of sensational legal battles, but for the first time in one volume, attorney and historian Kent Frates reveals the facts behind six cases that helped shape the his
When Mr. Martin hired Tomas, his son's best friend, to clear out the family's old vacant store in downtown San Moreno, Texas, he was just trying to get an unsafe and dirty job done on the cheap. Witho
On the Great Plains, the buffalo has always been known as the Prince of the Prairie, and in 2016, the bison was also named the first National Mammal of the United States. This is a story about a littl
When a burglary goes bad, the end result is not one but two men dead. Gayla Early knows who did the first murder but now she's wanted for the second ... and her supposed victim turns out to be the mo