"Set amid the scenic red rock beauty of Sedona, Arizona, Sedona: City of Refugees is the story of a widowed middle-aged newspaper reporter searching for God and herself amid the rubble of her life. Kathleen Sullivan Buckley writes profiles for a small newspaper about various characters that inhabit the tourist community. Running parallel to her articles is Kathleen's own story: She is a fallen-away Roman Catholic attempting to deal with her loss of...

"...Let the parables and exercises in Simple serenity guide you to embrace love and joy."-- Page [4] of cover.

This is a great collection of true stories by Mary Lou Keller, who writes of her memories of bygone days when she was deeply involved in the life and times of a little Western village called Sedona. A natural-born storyteller, she captures the wonder and magic of the red-rock country she loves as well as the living spirit of the Old West. With humor and wisdom gained during her eighty-five years, she tells intimate events in Sedona's past -- of dreams...

Brief profiles of Sedona artists and photos and descriptions of their work.

"This booklet contains complete driving directions to Sedona's Power Points, powerful attunement exercises, and a centerfold map."

When three desperados escaped from the new jail in Rio Arriba they grabbed Emma Steinmetz, a fine horse - and a lot of guns. Jim Douglas had been doing time too - framed for debt by Emma's greedy father. Now he's leading the high country hunt for the convicts. But a strong-willed woman has joined the posse, with her own ideas about right and wrong. And Douglas has something left to learn...