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The Seven Mile River Ranch is one of a kind. It is unique in western Wyoming and the western United States. No where else has such an incredible piece of land been preserved in this manner.Through the efforts of its owners and managers it remains an unspoiled and pristine natural wildlife preserve and fishing haven. The ranch contains over seven miles of the famed Green River, a section of Horse Creek and other minor tributaries of the Green River. It has been conserved through conservation easements with strong provisions encouraging its owners to leave the ranch as it exists today.It is also the home to six of the original Green River Rendezvous conducted between 1824-40. This event brought together trappers/mountain men, native Americans and the fur trade companies to trade, barter and celebrate. Thousands upon thousands of participants attended these events on the ranch properties nearly two hundred years ago.The ranch is a beautiful parcel of about 3,300 acres and this book is designed to showcase that beauty and recognize the efforts of the owners to preserve and enhance this treasure for future generations.

Ghost of a Storm is a gothic love story that spans almost a century. The story revolves around a magnificent Stanford White mansion that stands over the cliffs in Montauk, NY. On September 21, 1938, Montauk was devastated by a nor'easter. The Stanford White Mansions in Montauk, as well as the Manor, were among the few structures that remained standing after the storm. Lynn has been invited to house sit for a mansion in Montauk. The fact that she is beautiful, talented, and smart is unfortunate for her because she is the exact prototype that her anti-hero, Sonya, has been waiting to end for a long time. Lynn will need to evolve emotionally and spiritually before she can meet the powerful challenges that are coming her way.

Throughout his decades as a practicing oncologist, Dr. Radha Vemuri treated patients with all types of cancer at all stages of illness. He learned that every patient needs more than just state of the art medicine whether at the beginning or final stages of cancer and at every point in between. All patients need hope!From hope comes the fortitude to fight for life and the peace to face whatever the future brings, whether it be balancing treatment with other activities or end-of-life concerns.Cancer patients often find themselves overwhelmed and this book shows how hope can be maintained throughout cancer treatment fromdiagnosis through whatever the end result may be.After receiving his own advanced cancer diagnosis, Radha personallytested the effectiveness of his longstanding philosophy and is now ableto express the necessity of hope from both a patient's and physician'spoints of view.

WORTH: A Story of Favor and Forgiveness is a memoir about an African American woman centered around a 1979 visit with Good Times actress Esther Rolle. Born into an upper middle class family in Orlando, Florida, Ann Champion experiences travel, gifts, and other benefits that come with her privileged lifestyle. After parental divorce, things change as her once prosperous life dissipates, and the family is introduced to a world of poverty. Through faith and resilience, Ann strains to overcome challenges, griefs, and loss. While living in San Francisco, California, however, she receives a surprise birthday gift that reminds her of what's most important.

2022 will be the 20th Anniversary of the 2001-2002 Kent State Men's Basketball Team's great run to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight. One of the greatest runs in NCAA College Basketball History by a Mid-Major School. This team put Kent State on the College Basketball Map.¿ Best season in program history 30-6 record.¿ Advancing to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament field of 64.¿ Defeating 7th seed Oklahoma State.¿ Upsetting 2nd seeded Alabama and 3rd seeded Pittsburgh before falling to eventual National Runner-Up Indiana.The team set school and Mid-American Conference records for 30 overall wins in a season and 17 conference wins. The team's 21 game winning streak set both the MAC and team records for a single season.This book will capture that magical season, 20 years later with emotion, relationships, and stories people never heard before. It will go behind the scenes to capture how this team was built, how this team rallied after a bumpy start to the season, how it came together for one of the greatest runs in College Basketball History, and how it brought the entire community together.

Everything I Know about Life, I Learned from My Dog can be cherished and enjoyed by anyone who has a dog, has had a dog, wants a dog, or just loves dogs. From a dog's point of view, the world is a much simpler, more joyous place filled with opportunity and happiness. This book's insightful and uplifting ideas are complemented by hand- painted watercolor illustrations that depict dogs of all of different sizes and breeds and people of all ages and races. Everything I Know about Life, I Learned from My Dog is extremely relatable to people of any age or background who enjoy a quick, uplifting read.

The Last Gamesman is the story of Asa Hoffmann, legendary New York Chess player and master of Backgammon, Poker, Scrabble, Bridge, and Horse handicapping. Born into a privileged family of two attorneys, Asa was sent to the best schools including Horace Mann and Columbia University, but after a year at Columbia left school and his Park Avenue family home to make a living "hustling" chess and other games in the streets, parks and clubs of New York City. His character is portrayed in the book and film "Searching for Bobby Fischer".Asa has made a living plying his skills in parts of eight decades, winning tournaments in every game he plays, his main game being Chess. Asa also teaches gaming theory, is the author of two Chess books and has been featured in movies and documentaries about Chess and in a feature article in the New York Times. He teaches chess in New York City.A teenage friend of World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer, Asa achieved the international chess title of FIDE Master and was ranked number 21 in the US at the age of 21. He has continued to play and win tournaments since the 1950's and is now one of the top senior chess players in the country. In this volume Asa recounts the amazing and often humorous stories of the characters, the events, and the venues of the New York gaming world, many of which no longer exist but are worth memorializing.Asa's co-author is his wife, Virginia Hoffmann, formerly ranked number 11th top female chess player in the United States.