colorado

More than one hundred years after every resident of a remote mining town vanishes without a trace, two back-country guides are hired by a history professor and his journalist daughter to explore the town, and, along with a psychic and a paranormal photographer, the group discovers a horror that will shock them all.

Because his father is in the Army, Oliver Jeffries has never lived in any one place for long, but he was hoping that Colorado would be different because he is the starting wide receiver on the Jackson Middle School's football team--so when he gets word that his family is moving again he is bitterly disappointed, but he has one more game and he is determined to make it a good one.

When fourteen-year-old Annie buys a horse at an auction of mustangs she is thrilled to finally have a horse of her own at Colorado's Top Tier Stable, where she volunteers in exchange for riding lessons--but then someone sets the barn on fire, and Annie struggles to save the horses boarded there, and find out who is responsible.

While Bryce and the twins' dying friend, Jeff, attempt a two-hundred-mile bike hike for cancer research, Ashley searches for Jeff's missing collection of autographed sports memorabilia.

After joining a tennis camp at a local country club, twins Ashley and Bryce Timberline are blamed for outbreaks of vandalism there, and must work not only to clear their names, but also to find the real culprit.

"Young Frank, his father, and the families of all the Colorado miners on strike in the Ludlow tent colony are uncertain of their fate when the camp's guards attack during the Ludlow Massacre of 1914."--Provided by OCLC.

Stepsiblings Tressa and Luke, close as children, fell in love as teens, and neither the disapproval of those around them nor even Luke's death can keep them apart as long as Tressa needs him.

Chronicles the life of Peter Barton, recounting how he lived his life to the fullest and became a central figure in the creation of cable television before being diagnosed with cancer during the prime of his life.

A lyrical recounting of the Sand Creek Massacre in 1864, when a Colorado militia unit attacked an encampment of Cheyenne Indians, killing close to two hundred people. Told in the voices of both the white participants and the Cheyennes.

The author describes his family's move to Colorado from New Hampshire in 1906 when he was eight and their trials and triumphs in ranching.