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When Teddy Came to Town by Tyler R. Tichelaar

victor June 1, 2019 October 10, 2020Historical Fiction History / Marquette, Teddy Roosevelt, Tyler R. Tichelaar 0
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Tichelaar’s New Tale of Marquette Highlights T.R.’s 1913 Visit When Teddy Came to Town by Tyler R. Tichelaar tells the story of the brief tenure of then former President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt’s visit to Marquette in the Spring of 1913.  Roosevelt had been accused of being a drunkard by local…

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A Dream of Steam by James W. Barry

victor May 1, 2019 October 7, 2020Historical Fiction 0
A dream of steam by james w barry.

 Barry’s Adventure Novel Spans from DeTour to Detroit! A Dream of Steam (2018) is James W. Barry’s ambitious debut novel of industry and adventure in the closing years of 19th century Michigan.  Loosely based on the largely forgotten exploits of the real-life Moilles brothers, who would do anything to save…

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Across The Bridge by Kristin Neva

victor April 1, 2019 October 7, 2020Authors, Christian Romance, Copper Country Copper Island 0
Across the Bridge by Kristin Neva

Neva’s New Novel about Love and Friendship in the Keewenaw. Review by Victor R. Volkman Across the Bridge (Kristin Neva, 2018) is the story of widower Drew Smith and his son AJ who are moving to Copper Island (the Keweenaw) less than two years after the tragic loss of Kristine,…

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Go Find! by Susan Purvis

victor March 1, 2019 October 7, 2020Biography / Women Biography / Women 0
Go Find by Susan Purvis

GO FIND – an amazing story of love and rescue in the mountains Review by Victor R. Volkman On the surface, Go Find is a simple memoir with a simple title: a woman in her 30s makes an impulse decision to get a dog and train him to eventually become…

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