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4 reviews
De Lorme Mapping Company

DeLorme Publishing, 2001

Accurate and Reliable
We have come to rely on the Gazetteer series for general navigation when an Internet connection is not available. My husband purchased the New York version for a business trip and found it to provide exactly the information he needed.

Dakota Home (Dakota Series #2)

27 reviews
Debbie Macomber

Mira, 2007

Dakota Home, author: Debbie Macomber
I have just gotten finish reading Dakota Home today, it was excellent as I have found all of the Debbie Macomber books that I have read. The only thing that I regret is that the third book of this series will not be available for purchase until June, 2008. I cannot recommend Debbie Macomber's books enough. Happy Reading, Edie~

WOLF

3 reviews
Dakota Cassidy, Kira Stone, ...

Changeling Press LLC, 2008

Calling all werewolf lovers!
Four terrific werewolf stories from Changeling Press. Werelock by Dakota Cassidy: Addison Ross gets talked into a pumpkin picking expedition with her niece and nephew. The pumpkin she picks comes with a talisman, a demon and a sexy werewolf and werelock named Caleb Marsden. Another fabulous, funny and sexy story by Dakota Cassidy. Wild Ones by Kira Stone: Billy gets bitten by a wolf and ...

Dakota Born (Dakota Series #1)

32 reviews
Debbie Macomber

Mira, 2007

Great reading!
I recently read all three books in this Dakota series while my family was on vacation. I immediately was drawn into the lives of the characters and found that they seemed to "come alive". I am now sharing the books with my mom and my daughter. I think it is wonderful that these books are enjoyable reading for three generations, 30's, 50's, and even 80's.

Insiders' Guide to South Dakota's Black Hills and Badlands, 4th (Insiders' Guide Series)

3 reviews
Thomas D. Griffith

Insiders' Guide, 2006

Great Resource
We are planning a trip to the Badlands and Black Hills in September. Insider's Guide provides a wealth of information and I'm finding it a valuable asset. Combined with info from the internet, we will have a well organized trip with knowledge of this area's history.

South Dakota Atlas & Gazetteer

2 reviews

DeLorme Publishing, 2001

Can't get lost with this!
I've used Delorme atlases without any problem on my excursions through other states, so I bought the South Dakota atlas last summer before my trip last September. As usual, everything in the atlas is clear and easy to read. My trip took me all across the state of South Dakota, including travel on many back roads. Not once did I wonder where I was or feel I was lost. These atlases are remarkable ...

The Accidental Werewolf (Accidental Friends)

23 reviews
Dakota Cassidy

Berkley Trade, 2008

The Accidental Werewolf
Marty Andrews was bitten by Keegan Flaherty, by mistake. At least that is what Keegan is trying to convince Marty, but she is having none of it. She was bitten by a big dog and Keegan is anything but a dog. While in werewolf form Keegan is drawn by the scent of Marty. He accidentally bites her turning Marty into a werewolf. Trying to convince Marty she is a werewolf is going to be harder ...

Dakota: A Spiritual Geography

46 reviews
Kathleen Norris

Mariner Books, 2001

A beautiful book.
I read this book every couple of years and find it a fresh, new read everytime. I recently ordered an extra copy for some friends. To my parents, this was one of those books you love and give copies of to all you friends, siblings, and children. I think I will be doing the same thing.

Always Dakota (Dakota Series #3)

17 reviews
Debbie Macomber

Mira, 2008

Another good one
This is one of Debbie's better series. If this is that last in the Dakota series I'm going to miss the characters. Good reading.

Accidentally Dead (Accidental Friends)

9 reviews
Dakota Cassidy

Berkley Trade, 2008

Wicked Fun with Attitude
If you enjoyed Dakota Cassidy's "The Accidental Werewolf", then you'll certainly want to check out "Accidentally Dead", which tells Nina's story. The foul mouthed and jaded Nina has scored a position as a dental hygeinist. The good news is she no longer has to hawk overpriced lipstick to eke out a living. The bad news? She's bitten by a patient her first day on the job. It doesn't take ...

A Home for Dakota (Sit! Stay! Read!)
Jan Zita Grover, Nancy Lane

The Gryphon Press, 2008

Dog No. 241 lives in a crate in a cold, dark barn that is stacked with hundreds of other caged dogs in a puppy mill breeding operation. She has never known human companionship, exercise, or decent care. One night, rescuers arrive and take her and the other dogs away to lead new and happier lives. Soon, despite her fears, she finds herself in a warm, secure foster home, being bathed and groomed and loved by a young woman named Emma. At first, she ...

Haynes Dodge Dakota Pickup, 1987-1996 (Haynes Manuals)

5 reviews
John Haynes

Haynes Manuals, Inc., 1996

Dirty page maintenance
I purchased this manual over a year ago and my Brother and I have replaced the carbeurator (87 only), head gasket, replaced radiatior and hoses, set rockers, learned the values of numerous electrical tasks we were stumbling over. The pages we use are referred to by us as dirty page maintenance, sort of a, been-there, done-that, symbolism. We are not mechanics, just broke enough to try the work ...

Roadside Geology of South Dakota (Roadside Geology Series) (Roadside Geology Series)
John Paul Gries

Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1996

South Dakota fills the landscape with geologic diversity, from the glaciated rolling prairies in the east, across the Missouri River, and west to the rugged Badlands Wall and granitic domes of the Black Hills. Written for the layperson and amply illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams, this book describes and interprets the rocks and landforms visible along the state's highways and the geology that lies hidden beneath prairie sod and in ...

The Dakotas Off the Beaten Path, 7th (Off the Beaten Path Series)

2 reviews
Robin McMacken

GPP Travel, 2008

Dakota tips
Great source for additional possibilities when visiting the magical Dakotas. However, restaurants and lodging lean heavily to those who have plenty of money in their purse/wallet. For most of us, I would research these areas further. But it is outstanding for many possibilities to make a wonderful trip even better. Just don't expect it to cover much roadfood, wacky attractions or budget motels. ...

Paranormal Mates Society Vol. I

2 reviews
Dakota Cassidy, Willa Okati, ...

Changeling Press LLC, 2008

Matchmaking for Paranormals!
This is volume one in Changeling Press's wonderful Paranormal Mates Society Series. Each story is a stand alone but they are set in a shared world, that even has it's own website! LOL Matchmaker's Match is the first story by Willa Okati. Satan has decided to create (and mess with) the computer system at the paranormal mates society so that unlikely matches are made. Now the tables are going ...

Compass American Guides: South Dakota, 3rd Edition (Compass American Guides)

4 reviews
Fodor's, T.D. Griffith

Compass America Guides, 2004

Interesting and informative
An ideal book for those intending to visit South Dakota. As well as giving places to visit and stay it provides an interesting insight into the history of the state. A few more photographs would be even better.

History of North Dakota

1 review
Elwyn B. Robinson, D. Jerome Tweton, ...

North Dakota State University, Institute for, 1995

A sheer delight to read!
This book is not written in a particularly sprightly style and yet I found it a work fascinating in the extreme. It starts at the very beginning , and I am sorry it only goes up to 1966. The chapter on the Non-Partisan League (1915-1923) was the most interesting. And Bill Langer had a fascinating career, the account of which was made more attention-holding for me because I used to go to the ...

Through Dakota Eyes: Narrative Accounts of the Minnesota Indian War of 1862

3 reviews
Gary Clayton Anderson

Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1988

The Indian Side of the 1862 War
Historians discovered many years ago that oral history is a vibrant cornucopia of information. Even better, integrating oral history into traditional modes of inquiry opened up more chances for earning a Ph.D., or getting that career making book contract. In the case of "Through Dakota Eyes: Narrative Accounts of the Minnesota Indian War of 1862," oral history is the only game in town. Every ...

Life at the Dakota: New York's Most Unusual Address

3 reviews
Stephen Birmingham

Syracuse University Press, 1996

PAST PRESENT AND THE FUTURE OF A TRUE NYC STAR
JUST A GREAT STORY OF A DREAMY LANDOWNER AND ALL OF THOSE WHO BROUGHT THE DAKOTA TO LIFE, FROM THE FLOOR BOARDS TO THE MARBLE TO THE MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIVED THERE FOR WHAT SEEMS TO BE THE INCEPTION OF NEW YORK ITSELF. LOVED THE 10+ PLUS ROOMS WHERE PEOPLE, JUST LIKE US PLOPPED THEIR COATS DOWNS AND PUT THEIR FEET UP, OF COURSE THE NOD TO LENNON, LAUREN, KARLOF AND THE LIKE, THE TRUE ...

Edge of the Wilderness (Dakota Moons Series #2)

2 reviews
Stephanie Grace Whitson

Thorndike Press, 2004

Book 2 deserves 10 stars!
Book two covers a lot of territory - some of the top Indians are offered jobs as escorted scouts for the Army. Daniel Two Stars has finally gotten out of a living hell prison and is wearing an Army uniform and hunting renegade Indians. Genevieve LaCroix is serving as caregiver for Simon's children and orphaned baby Hope who was rescued by Gen and Daniel after the death of her parents. The ...

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