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Insiders' GuideĀ® to Branson and the Ozark Mountains


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Written by a local author, this guide is filled to the brim with insider information on everything from the top fishing sites to seasonal festivals and the best places to eat, sleep, and play.










The Frost Haint of 'Possum Hollow and Other Ozark Tales


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This collection of dialect stories from the Ozark Mountains includes tales of lost silver mines, whimsical Ozark monsters, Jesse James, Mark Twain, Yankee and Rebel soldiers, and other traditional legends along with a few original stories. The title story from the collection features a MOST remarkable ghost and an even more unusual ending. Alan Lance Andersen has been a professional story since 1970. This anthology includes many of his best tales -- which he tells with a Mark Twain style dialect.







Branson and the Ozark Mountains - Insiders' Guide


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Insiders' Guide to Branson and the Ozark Mountains offers travelers, newcomers, and locals the best, most comprehensive information on what's happening in this year-round vacation destination. Proudly called the Live Music Capital of the World, Branson boasts thirty-five live performance theaters and more than seventy shows. The Great American Music Festival, the Ozark Mountain Christmas, the Veterans Homecoming Celebration, and the Native Ozark Arts & Crafts Festival are just some of the many attractions this area has to offer. Use this guide to discover the history and natural beauty of Branson and Ozark Mountain country as well as limitless opportunities for fun, dining, and recreation. Book jacket.




The Heaviest Rock


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Grace Grissom's life is suddenly turned upside down. Her husband is brutally murdered and she finds out first hand that a widow in the 1920 Ozark Mountains has little to no legal standing. Two of her friends, LillieBeth Hazkit and Susanne Harbowe managed to track down two of the men responsible for Clayton's murder. The rest of the killers are living free and clear in the mountains like nothing happened. No lawmen are seeking them out for the murder. She teams up with LillieBeth to track down the rest of this band of killers. Grace begins to wonder if she is leading the hunt or if LillieBeth is leading her. LillieBeth's audacity and determination combine with Grace's strength and ability in the search for these evil men, attempting to bring them justice when no other men will.




Tales from the Diamond City Social Club


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What about this book? For one thing, at first look, it seems to be poorly organized. Granted, it does seem to be confusing. However, as disorganized as it appears to be, all four of the chapters are connected quite logically. All four of the chapters exist for one purpose: each one of the four has something important to say about why Diamond City is so unique and has a very bright future. The focus now is to make that bright future a reality. Chapter I: Let us consider the unique kind of people our residents are. For example, read this chapter and find out how our people demonstrated the strong humanitarian traits that are embedded in the folks of Diamond City. They are the core of Diamond City. Chapter II: This one is easy. It is connected to where prospective visitors need to go. In this chapter, there is an answer for any visitor and/or prospect that asks a question about any topic having to do with Diamond City. Chapter III: If you are looking to check out what is in Diamond City, you will have to do some research on our animals, especially those that may come to your property at any time of the day or night. This chapter has two animal tales to tell. One is about a real-life story of humans attempting to deal with three kinds of precocious animals. Find out who wins! The second animal tale is about intergroup relations between Canada geese, mallard ducks, migrant ducks, and one coot. It may cause you to compare their behavior with some humans you know. Chapter IV: Here we have done a favor for our prospects. They now have a source where they can find out firsthand from our residents what it is like to live in DC.