Bøker av Ann Greyson

When the Ponca Indians encroach upon the Oklahoma settlement of the Cherokees, in 1881, a faction of the Cherokees leave for Mexico for a better life in the pine-oak forests of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range. Passing through Arizona, the tribe stumbles into the middle of a conflict between hostile Apaches and the settlers. The White Chief finds unoccupied land for his tribe to refuge along the confluence of the San Pedro and Babocomari Rivers, ten miles north of Tombstone. Wyatt Earp's gunfight with the Clanton gang outside the O.K. Corral, Geronimo's escape from the U.S. government-controlled San Carlos Apache Reservation, and the red-sashed Cowboys rustling activities happens during the time they are there. Misfortunes befall them beginning with the senseless murder of Dakota, a warrior promised in marriage to eighteen-year-old Sequoia. Desiring a new purpose in life, Sequoia plans to trade almond milk with the settlers to develop a rapport with the Indians. But the three women dairy farmers providing the precious commodity of milk in the territory, aren't having it. Sequoia escapes from an altercation with these Cowgirls on one of their horses. Even though the white mare Maybelline is returned safely to its owner, Pidge Swafford, sadly enough, Sequoia faces discrimination against her that will inevitably turn her into a notorious frontier outlaw.

Gillian and Lance Wincoff's family vacation in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania ends in disaster when their 12-year-old daughter, Abby, vanishes. The Poconos community is shaken up over the disappearance of the little girl, unbeknownst to them that a psychopathic killer is in their midst. Horror-esque chills creep into an atmosphere of conflict, sending Monroe County Sheriff Andy Kirkman and his Deputies into a desperate scramble to solve the case of the missing girl with little to no evidence. Abby Wincoff's shocking death, and restless spirit reluctant to cross over, leaves her to haunt the cabin where she was buried in this eye-opening story about her plan to bring her parents' closure.

In 1578, Romanians and Hungarians everywhere united to rid their Transylvania home of its vampire infestation. Ileana Vladislava transformed herself into a bat to escape, safely eluding Claymor Elgany, a vengeful vampire hunter and werewolf. Hundreds of years later, Ileana is a lonely vampire residing within the walls of Wightwick Hall castle in Newcastle upon Tyne. The forever thirty-one-year-old vampire has managed to keep her identity a secret ... that is until a nosy Lorraine Krag moves into her Jesmond Dene neighborhood and starts prying into her life. As fate would have it, Ileana encounters the young, beautiful, and lonely Myrna Ivester. She transforms Myrna into a vampire, changing both their destinies, which will lead to the reappearance of Claymor - who stands in their way.

If your future was put to a halt, and you had to become a zombie-surviving expert overnight, would you survive?At the end of the Mayan calendar in 2012, a virus that brings the dead to life threatens humanity on an international level. With hundreds of miles between them, Jenna Winter embarks on the bleak journey from San Antonio, Texas to Dulce, New Mexico, where her sister Hannah Winter nervously awaits her arrival from the safety of Biogenetics & Disease Control, an underground medical research company on a mission to find a cure for the virus. Through the eyes of Hannah Winter, a computer-scientist with a video diary, and Jenna Winter, a naïve 19-year-old in survival mode, you'll find yourself nose-deep in this cataclysmic cocktail of dangerously human-like zombies, jump-scare worthy encounters, and heartfelt moments. Will the bond between these two sisters be enough in this race against time for human survival?