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MEET AUTHOR KENNETH ZEIGLER SATURDAY, JULY 4TH 1-4 PM

Featuring Lectures At: 1PM – 2PM – 3PM

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420 W Live Oak St (Hwy 60) Miami, Arizona
928-473-4134

Ken first brought us:
HEAVEN & HELL: The Journey of Chris & Serena Davis

Now comes the story of the final battle:
THE WAR IN HEAVEN: The Chronicle of Abaddon the Destroyer

Satan and his minions have declared war upon the most beautiful place in the universe. His purpose is to depose the archangel Michael and become second only to God in command of all creation. Standing in his way are a scattered and disorganized host of angels, a group of determined but inexperienced saints, and a small band of human and angelic rebels - all bent on Satan’s destruction. Together, they must thwart Satan’s plan and restore order to the universe.

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LION TALES by Jonathan Kibler

Jonathan Kibler has hunted American lions since his early teens. He’s one of just a handful of remaining purists who disdain anything but dry-ground, fair-chase cougar hunting. In his more than three decades of chasing lions through the toughest desert country in North America, Kibler has guided clients to hundreds of trophy cats and captured lions for various government and private biological studies. His hunting adventures have elevated him to legendary status as a master lion hunter of the American Southwest.

Kibler currently lives on the Two-Bar Ranch overlooking Roosevelt Lake, at the edge of the Superstition Mountain wilderness area. He guides for lion during the fall and winter and divides the rest of his time between fishing and writing western novels. “It’s a love affair, I guess, and in my blood. My grandfather was raised here and rode these same mountains. He spent most of his life on ranches here in the Superstitions and was never happy unless he was on a horse. I imagine that he too rode these same almost invisible trails...It’s haunting at times, for I feel he’s with me on the narrow rocky trails where no one has been for many years.” (LION TALES, Kibler)

$29.95

LOST EL DORADO OF JACOB WALTZ by Jack San Felice

LOST EL DORADO OF JACOB WALTZ is based in part on a newspaper story by Pierpont Constible Bicknell, as well as the reminiscences and recollections of numerous "Dutch Hunters". This book contradicts the myth of the Dutchman's Mine being near Weaver's Needle. Jack comes to his conclusion after 20 years of diligent research of the Dutchman Tale. He also relies on factual and scientific evidence regarding the search for precious metals. Because his theory veers from the standard local mythology, San Felice asks the reader to take a quantam leap of faith and follow the trail of the Lost Dutchman Mine in a new direction.

$22.95

ZANE GREY’S FORGOTTEN RANCH by Tim Ehrhardt

ZANE GREY’S FORGOTTEN RANCH relates the storied history of a piece of land under Myrtle Point in Rim Country known as the Boles Homestead, from the 1800s to the present time. Numerous people of significance can be tied to this property: A.G. Pendleton, chief surveyor of the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad, the San Carlos Reservation, and Globe Townsite; Jim Roberts, a key player in the Graham-Tewkesbury feud; Elam Boles, a pioneer who traversed the Tonto Basin frequently, living at various times in Payson, Globe and Miami; Zane Grey, the popular western writer who bought the ranch from Boles; Charles Collins, a Globe saddle-maker who's mentioned in the works of Ross Santee; and many others. ZANE GREY’S FORGOTTEN RANCH, a real treasure trove of local history, is chock full of maps, deeds, photos, letters and newspaper clippings that tell the fascinating story of the Boles Homestead and the many people associated with it.

$24.95

APACHE TRAIL by Richard L. Powers

President Theodore Roosevelt once referred to the Apache Trail as “one of the most spectacular best-worth-seeing sights of the world.” This ancient, narrow foot trail was originally upgraded to serve as a supply road for the construction of Roosevelt Dam. Later designated as a state highway, the Apache Trail still retains the majestic scenic vistas and historical grandeur that so impressed TR many decades ago.

In this brand new IMAGES OF AMERICA release, Globe author and former ADOT district highway engineer, Rick Powers, chronicles the fascinating history of the Apache Trail with more than 200 vintage images gathered from various corporate and private collections.

$21.95

WHEN SILVER WAS KING by Jack San Felice

When Silver Was King tells the story of Arizona's famous 1880s Silver King Mine. Jack has been tirelessly digging into the story of the Silver King Mine and the surrounding area for over a decade. He's also been teaching the subject at the college level for years. San Felice has left no stone unturned in his search to uncover the real story of Arizona's greatest single silver strike.

$24.95