Time Tripper is a time-travel story set in a world where people travel through time and space as easily as we roll up the onramp and onto the freeway. Ben Svenson is the protagonist, a college-aged man on modern, third-millennia Earth. He hitchhikes with a time-traveler named Gerard and is launched into a totally new universe of trippers--people who live anywhere they want in the future or the past. Gerard has stolen an important time secret, planning to sell it to the Kyg, insectile aliens that share Time with humans. Gerard strands Ben on the local time station where he meets Sylvia, a policewoman hunting for Gerard and a host of others. They purchase a vehicle from a local used timecraft lot and set off to find Gerard and the stolen secrets. Traveling from place to place in the cosmos, Ben is threatened by the insectile aliens, an insane cyborg ship and mutants from Earth's future. Throughout he is followed and harassed by repo men attempting to reclaim his timeship. Ben starts out confused and alone, a Downtimer (a primitive from the past) caught up in the world of the trippers. Although he has discovered a universe much bigger than he had ever dreamed of previously, Ben learns fast and becomes an experienced tripper. By the conclusion of the book, he is instrumental in averting a war between the humans and the Kyg.

A far cry from his New York City upbringing, the Dakota Bad Lands became Theodore Roosevelt’s stomping grounds when moved to a ranch on the northern cattle plains. Exhilarating stories of tracking giant grizzlies through the mountains and of pleasant sketches of ranch life, Hunting Trip of a Ranchman captures the spirit of America at the tail end of the nineteenth century.Read all the great works by Theodore Roosevelt:Presidential Addresses and State PapersAmerican IdealsHistory as LiteratureOliver CromwellWinning of the WestThe Rough RidersFear God and Take Your Own PartHunting the Grisly and Other SketchesHunting Trip of a RanchmanThe Naval War of 1812The Roosevelt BookThe Strenuous LifeThe Wilderness HunterAlso read his biography Theodore Roosevelt by William Roscoe ThayerIf you enjoy Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting books, you may also enjoy The Happy Hunting Grounds by his son Kermit Roosevelt

In a diverse investing climate, investment managers are always hunting for the winning strategy. Financial analyst Jim Ware draws on both Jungian psychology and substantial business experience to offer an alternative to flavor-of-the-day strategizing. In this eye-opening book, he shows how knowing one’s 'investment personality type' can provide a fuller understanding of how an investor should approach and react to the intricacies of the market.

Bodyguard Duncan Glendower, assigned to keep watch over Andrea Lauderdale by her over-protective grandfather, invites her to share his remote hunting cabin in Maine. Andrea's sleepwalking is an old problem about which she knows nothing until she wakes up one morning in Duncan's bed. Duncan is torn between his feelings for her and his conviction that he isn't good enough for her. They're from two different worlds...or are they? Contemporary Romance by Kathy Lynn Emerson

The first of the five Leatherstocking Tales. Forced by a local landowner to obey new hunting laws, Natty Bumppo rebels and finds allies in the landowner's daughter and a mysterious stranger

Less than a day's drive from New York, Boston or Philadelphia, there are magical wilderness preserves, teeming with wildlife. Over 5,000 square miles of forests, lakes and mountains, the Adirondacks are among the most beautiful preserves in the world. The Catskills have deep gorges, great waterfalls, forested mountains, and some of the best fishing streams in the state. This guide recounts tales of the early Indians who roamed the forests, the first explorers, and the constant wars among the French and British, then the American colonists, for control of the land. But the book is mainly a guide to enjoying the region today. After sections on how to get there, the quickest and most scenic routes to and through the parks, the author details the places to stay, everything there is to see and do, the public and private campsites, and the best hiking trails. You'll also find expert advice on hunting, fishing, wildlife photography or just the most beautiful places to relax.

When Madison Montgomery joins Native American artist Walker Armstrong's wolf re-population project, he sees her as just another city-bred female dabbling in the latest trendy cause, not unlike the last woman in his life. But Madison's motives are more complex. She's hunting the man who raped her best friend.

A far cry from his New York City upbringing, the Dakota Bad Lands became Theodore Roosevelt’s stomping grounds when moved to a ranch on the northern cattle plains. During this stage of his life he tracked giant grizzlies through the mountains and wrote his account of these magnificent animals in The Wilderness Hunter. Published in 1893, it is one of the most comprehensive stories of the grizzlies’ private life ever told.Read all the great works by Theodore Roosevelt:Presidential Addresses and State PapersAmerican IdealsHistory as LiteratureOliver CromwellWinning of the WestThe Rough RidersFear God and Take Your Own PartHunting the Grisly and Other SketchesHunting Trip of a RanchmanThe Naval War of 1812The Roosevelt BookThe Strenuous LifeThe Wilderness HunterAlso read his biography Theodore Roosevelt by William Roscoe ThayerIf you enjoy Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting books, you may also enjoy The Happy Hunting Grounds by his son Kermit Roosevelt

A collection of short hunting stories by Anthony Trollope which includes the following: The Man who Hunts and Doesn't Like it, The Man who Hunts and Does Like it, The Lady who Rides to Hounds, The Hunting Farmer, The Man who Hunts and Never Jumps, The Hunting Parson, The Master of Hounds, and How to Ride to Hounds.

In 1912, six months after Robert Falcon Scott and four of his men came to grief in Antarctica, a thirty-two-year-old Russian navigator named Valerian Albanov embarked on an expedition that would prove even more disastrous. In search of new Arctic hunting grounds, Albanov's ship, the Saint Anna, was frozen fast in the pack ice of the treacherous Kara Sea-a misfortune grievously compounded by an ...

Green examines the intimate relationship between the Celts and animals, covering their crucial role in the Celtic economy, in hunting and warfare, in art and literature and in religion and ritual. The book covers the period between 800 BC and 400 AD.