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To the Indies
8 weeks a New York Times bestseller. The tragic last expedition of Cristo Columbus to the new world told through the eyes of Don Narciso Rich, a lawyer by trade, sent by the crown to investigate conditions and provide supervision. Jealousies, treachery, unpreparedness, and ignorance wreck colonization plans and challenge Rich to his utmost.
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Still Circling Moose Jaw
Wally's life is drab and, despite his financial genius, his dream destination eludes him. When he looks up an old girlfriend, his life is soon filled with shady business deals, thugs with guns, a night on the Amazon, and … well, hang on, Wally is no longer circling Moose Jaw.
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The High Calling
17 weeks a New York Times bestseller. The trials, defeats, and triumphs of a Baptist minister who returns to the small town of his first pastorate to preach at a new church where he will face the greatest challenge of his ministerial and parental career.
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The Velvet Doublet
Historical fiction about the first voyage of Christopher Columbus told through the eyes of a sailor on the Pinta. A masterful account complete with some little known secrets about Columbus taken from the posthumous papers of Lepe, born Juan Rodrigo Bermejo of Triana, who was cunningly misused by the Great Explorer.
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Low Man on a Totem Pole
Humorous (make that hilarious and side-splitting) collection of stories from the desk of a New York journalist who met and interviewed more major and minor celebrities, human oddities, and ordinary mortals than any other living man. Low Man On a Totem Pole was a best-seller during WW 2 and sold a million copies.
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