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Ordering and Product Information: Tel 1.800.223.1244 Ext 4 § Fax 1.800.558.4676 § E-mail orders: gale.printorders@cengage.com § Order online: thorndike.gale.com 37 WHEELER WESTERNS PROMO TLPC1115 10% OFF LIST PRICE ON INDIVIDUAL TITLE ORDERS THE PEOPLE Harlan Hague "One of our great western historians turns his talents to fiction with imaginative and highly entertaining results. The People is 'What If' fiction at its very best." — Paul Andrew Hutton In this retelling of the frontier story, the western tribes put aside ancient enmities and form a confederation to oppose the invasion of their lands by the American army and settlers. The confederation has control of gold mines and superior weapons supplied by a shadowy Asian people called the Celestials. The confederation of The People is led by the Beothuk, who escaped extinction in their ancient homeland in eastern Canada and settled in the American west. 978-1-4104-7389-9 § $24.99 U.S. Western § Releases 11/19/14 CAPTURED From the Frontier Diary of Infant Danny Duly Gregory J. Lalire "This novel is a fun read, with its twists and turns, and I recommend it highly to western as well as historical fiction devotees who may enjoy novels with an unusual twist." — historicalnovelsociety.org With her husband in the local insane asylum, Libbie Duly leaves Chicago in 1866 for booming Virginia City, Montana Territory. On the Oregon Trail she gives birth to the remarkable Danny Duly, who had already begun narrating this emigrant tale from the womb. Along the dangerous Bozeman Trail, Libbie and son fall into the hands of a Sioux warrior, and the emigrant story becomes a chronicle of captivity. 978-1-4104-7338-7 § $24.99 U.S. Western § Releases 11/19/14 Available in Wheeler Western 8. BLOOD MOUNTAIN Peter Brandvold With a new afterword by Miles Swarthout "A natural born storyteller who knows the West." — Bill Brooks Stranded in the rugged northern Rockies, a wagon train of settlers is about to learn that the biggest danger on the frontier is the men who inhabit it. A gang of outlaws without mercy has just found a whole wagon train of victims. Nordstrom was a simple man who helped settlers find their way. The outlaws destroyed everything he had lived, worked, and fought for. Now he's going to show them what one man can do . . . when he has nothing left to lose. 978-1-4104-7349-3 § $24.99 U.S. Western § Releases 11/19/14 Available in Wheeler Western 8. A Spur and Wrangler Award Winner Soon to be a major film directed by Tommy Lee Jones THE HOMESMAN Glendon Swarthout On the 1850s frontier, some brave women's hearts and minds were broken by bitter hardship. A "homesman" must escort a handful of them back East to a sanitarium, and the job falls to the indomitable and resourceful Mary Bee Cuddy. She knows she cannot succeed alone, but the only companion Mary Bee can find is low-life claim jumper George Briggs. Thus begins a trek against the tide of colonization, hardship, Indian attacks, ice storms, and loneliness. 978-1-4104-7352-3 § $24.99 U.S. Western § Releases 11/19/14 Available in Wheeler Western 8. AWARD WINNING AUTHOR

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