THREE BOOKS SET IN COLORADO
FROM RASPBERRY CREEK BOOKS, LTD.
A second
book in a series of three and a historical novel, all set in Colorado, are new
from Raspberry Creek Books, Ltd.
Authors
Kym O’Connell-Todd and Mark Todd have released two books in the Silverville
Saga series and a third is planned for release later this year. In addition,
Larry K. Meredith’s “This Cursed Valley” has been re-issued in a special 10th
Anniversary Edition.
The
Silverville Saga series began several years ago with the publication of “The
Silverville Swindle,” a fun, quirky science fiction novel set in a small
Colorado mountain town that many readers see as their own community. It has now been re-issued, with updates, as
“Little Greed Men” and has been joined by book two in the series, “All Plucked
Up.” A third book, “The Magicke
Outhouse,” will appear soon.
“This
Cursed Valley” is set in the central Colorado Rockies and recounts the history
(in novel form) of the area from Aspen to Glenwood Springs to Marble with
particular interest on the Redstone area.
The new version includes some previously unpublished material and an
introduction by Anne Hillerman, daughter of famed southwestern novelist Tony Hillerman.
All books are available from the publisher, Ingram Book Group, Amazon.com (print and e-books for Kindle), Barnes & Noble online, the authors and in many local and area bookstores.
“Little
Greed Men” was nominated for a Colorado Blue Spruce Young Adult Fiction Award
and as a recommended reading title at the Library of Congress by the Washington
Center for the Book.
“All
Plucked Up” was nominated for a Colorado Book Award in 2013.
“This
Cursed Valley” was a finalist for a Spur Award from the Western Writers of
America.
For more
information contact the publisher at info@raspberrycreekbooks.com,
visit www.raspberrycreekbooks.com
or visit the Todds’ website www.writeinthethick.com,
their blog http://writeinthethick.blogspot.com,
or Meredith’s blog (Up the Creek) at http://raspberrycreek.blogspot.com.
Watch
for more books set in the Western U.S. from Raspberry Creek Books, including a
biography of Colorado pioneer Alonzo Hartman.
