Charles Fisher: 62 books

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Becky and the Mountain Men continue to fight over the railroad, and a new threat arrives in the form of something otherworldly living in Flathead Lake. Becky starts a restaurant chain, and has a very interesting encounter with a cow.

Becky receives a visitor from a place she never even knew existed, and it has a dramatic effect on her life. The Washington DC police pursue Peter Wilson, as do Greek bakery owners who do not like the idea of Becky's new pie factory. Both receive some justice they never dreamed of. Tension builds as Becky contemplates the government's plan to build the transcontinental railroad.

Becky, Snow Star, and the mountain men return to continue the seemingly endless battles with the British Army and the Chouteau family. There is a killer on the loose to complicate things, and he is after settlers. Snow Star gets a tutor, the Brits lose a large gold shipment, and Becky gets a disturbing look at herself. Lots of action and humor.

Becky has a plan for the railroad, and it may be something she can't survive. Setting it in motion is not as easy as she thinks it will be.....carrying it out may be the end of her. First of two parts.

Carole et all continue on their quest to stop serial killer Jimmy Anders.

Dimmick Tucker, local banker and developer, wants Matty Ryan's farm, and the one down the road from her for his latest yuppie golf course project. What he gets is much different than what he planned on, and a lot more unpleasant. Sometimes going after that last piece of the puzzle isn't such a good idea. 

Carole et al finally resolve the matter of Jimmy Anders. Or do they? Time will tell.

Carla returns and is restored to duty. She takes on the Giambardella crime family, a very daunting task. 

The somewhat fictional  biography that follows in a work crafted from much study and research. Some details were verified by reading  Harry Jolson’s book, “Mistah Jolson,” Michael Freedland’s book “Jolson, the Story of Al Jolson,”  and  Doug McClelland’s rare “Blackface to Blacklist,”...

Parren starts her life as a ten year old gun fighter by killing the town sheriff in Wichita. She goes on to be wanted in seven states, becomes a Sheriff's deputy and Mayor of Wichita. She becomes friends with Doc Holliday, a dear friend until his death. She goes on to take justice on the worst of the worst.

School teacher Lauren Lane arrives, and takes on the task of educating a pack of unbelievably badly behaved settlers' kids. The results aren't exactly what either of them planned on. Lots of humor, some violence, adult language

Becky's school receives a new crop of kids, even worse than the last bunch. Lauren Lane is pushed to her limits trying to teach the little felons, the worst of which is Lonnie Lindstrom, a cute little blonde with pigtails and a murderous streak. The government makes its first move against Becky's railroad, and learns a valuable lesson.

Becky and the mountain men return to take on the British army. Becky finds something so terrible in the Lewis Mountain Range even she can't believe it. Eventually, her discovery of this ancient place and what it contains helps them in the battles against the British invaders. Reverend Ronald Jackson...