Martha Jane Canary was what some would call an accidental feminist. She believed a body should be able to dress the way it wanted, engage in work it was best suited for, be paid the same as others who did the same job, and indulge in some of life's finer excesses--regardless of gender. This is the story of a woman nicknamed Calamity Jane, as she would have liked it to be told.
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"--Publishers Weekly "This first novel adds a fresh sf twist to a . . . Wild West legend. This gritty story blends the right amount of hard trials and humor, giving readers a revitalized perspective on a familiar folklore heroine.
And then, one day, Calamity Jane came in and asked me to make a pair of trousers so fine they could bring a sheriff to leave his actress wife. I knew she meant to give them to Wild Bill. The pants I made were dark brown wool with a ...
Reproduction of the original: The Pentecoast of Calamity by Owen Wister
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Five women…five dreams…a lifetime of friendship…revisit the beloved stories of the Calamity Janes by #1 New York Times bestseller Sherryl Woods!
The tale of Joseph, the Spirit of the Trees, concludes in this ultimate clash between old friends and older enemies. Joseph claimed his Identity and joined a Community, but will even these be enough to survive this Calamity?
The future King Arthur defeats a villainous claimant to the throne of England.
Looking for trouble, Ellery Queen descends on a small town At the tail end of the long summer of 1940, there is nowhere in the country more charming than Wrightsville.