Cole McGuire needed a good reason to return to White Stone, Colorado.
In 1882 Cole received a letter from Lily dated 1879 telling him that he was to become a father. Suprising news from his former mistress. But he knew that she would not lie to him.
For some reason the whole town seemed to be hiding the true story of what happened to Lily and his son.
He is told that Lily and her baby died in childbirth.
He approaches Mrs. Curtis Taylor, the lady that wrote the letter for Lily, hoping to find out the truth about his child.
Rebecca is being courted by the sheriff who causes some trouble and tries to keep Cole from seeing her.
Rebecca's heart stopped when Cole rode back into town and she wished more and more for a love she'd never had.
But would Cole ever forgive her for hiding the truth -- that the son she claimed as her own was the child he'd been searching for?
This book is highly recommended -- you will really enjoy it.

a great resource for finding the get away that see once in a blue moon and wonder how you could ever find such a gem in the mountains

This is a cookbook that lives up to the reputation of the Flat Irons of the Front Range in Colorado that loom over the multi faceted "mini-tropolis" of Boulder, Colorado. If you love to cook, or love Colorado, or love libraries, this is a cookbook that belongs in your kitchen, in your collection, and to give as the perfect gift to anyone with wanderlust for mountains, enjoy exciting comfort food, or fantasize about being the next Emeril!

Some of the recipes that we whole heartedly endorse from the book are: 1. Shrimp with Coconut (Udand Kelapa), 2. Coleslaw Dressing, 3. Crispy Waffles, 4. Vegetables Al Forno, 5. California Bouillabaisse.

There are more recipes we have tried and enjoyed as well. The book is a bounty. Like Colorado itself, the book represents a colorful array of cultures, tastes, nutritional choices, ideas, and menus for everyday and special occasions.

The additional benefit to the University of Colorado Norlin Library is not to be overlooked. Norlin is an outstanding library that has a history rich with offering students, faculity, and the community at large a resource that is world class.

Add this book to your shopping cart today and take the time to visit Colorado and stop by Norlin Library at the University of Colorado Main Campus! You will have helped them to support tomorrow's world leaders with the BEST resources!

This book is so special to us..We are spending the winter in Ariz. and Denny, who appears several times in the book is our wrangler...we brought our horses with and he has cared for them as if they were his own..Our memories will live on forever in the beautiful pictures of our special friend and our time with him this winter...

Even though this book has been out of print for over 10 years it is my constant companion when planning a road ride in Colorado. Mileage and terrain info. are accurate to the tenth of a mile. Lodging and food sources are also listed, but due to the age of the book, I would double check those. This is the book I turn to when dreaming of riding in Colorado. The best!

I checked out several books from the library, and found myself constantly referring back to this book. I am planning a family vacation for 12 adults and 15 children, and this book has been the one book that I would say was indispensible! Of all the books that I've used, the feature that this book has that none of the others have is that for everything possible, the prices for adults, seniors, children, and infants is included, along with what each attraction or park defines those categories (ages) to be. So, except for price increases that Ms. Kennedy couldn't know about, you have a close approximation to how much money you will be spending to do what you want to do. Also, the hours and phone numbers are included in nearly every case. I couldn't recommend this book highly enough! I ordered it from Amazon so that I would be able to take it with me!

I love this cookbook. We made a fresh peach and goat cheese bruschetta and a squash soup for a late summer dinner from the Colorado Farmers Market Cookbook. Our friends just raved about it. The book also has a lot of really nice color photos of Colorado farms, farmers markets and produce. Recommened as a gift for anyone who loves Colorado or cookbooks.

This photographic review of Colorado's official Fourteeners is well worth hunting for. I'm sorry to see it out of print. I still use my copy to learn more about the peaks as I fulfill my quest to stand on Colorado's highest points. Another related book available through Amazon.com is TJ Burr's "Rocky Mountain Adventure Collection". In his book, he will take you on several Colorado climbs, including the highest - Mt. Elbert, and the classic Front Range challenge - Longs Peak.

This bouldering guide is truely remarkable. The hand drawings add a unique character to the book not seen in any books of this kind to date. The information here is written from a top notch local's perspective. The classics you find in this book are well mapped and described in text. Other books attempting to copy this original guide have not nearly the overview map quality and descriptive precision seen here, A must buy for any true boulderer.

This book is a good read with good case studies on items that have plagued the Colorado Leg.