The Gates of the Mountains1 review Will Henry Leisure Books, 1999 Epic tale of Continental exploration This is packaged as a Western but is set in an earlier era than that normally associated with the genre-namely the early 1800's and in particular the Lewis-Clark expedition to explore and chart the new lands obtained by the fledgling Republic with the purchase of the Louisiana territory by Thomas ...             Stone Heart: A Novel of Sacajawea4 reviews Diane Glancy Overlook TP, 2004 A prose-poem that peers into the soul of Sacajawea + The Journey of Lewis and Clark from a different perspective + Indian Tales, Historic & Modern I read this book a few months ago and couldn't stop thinking about it. Combining excerpts from the journals of Lewis and Clark with a beautifully written prose poem written from Sacajawea's point-of-view, this book, although fiction, gives a realistic voice to the women of this story. I highly ...             Sin Killer : The Berrybender Narrative, Book 1118 reviews Larry McMurtry Pocket Star, 2003 Funny, sad, violent, nonviolent. Something for everyone. + Never a dull moment + A Wild Saga + A VERY ENTERTAINIG WESTERN             Sacajawea (Lewis & Clark Expedition)50 reviews Anna L. Waldo Avon, 1984 Sacajawea + One of the greatest novels of our time + Must-Read for Historical Fiction Lovers + A must-read + Sacajawea             Sign-Talker: The Adventure of George Drouillard on the Lewis and Clark Expedition9 reviews James Alexander Thom Ballantine Books, 2001 Among the finest historical novels I've read. + Good book, but could do without the PC + Sign-Talker: A Trip Back in Time This was one of the most captivating adventures I've read about in a long time. I'm a slow reader, and enjoy savoring the details of a good book, but still surprised myself as I finished this in (for me) record time. J. A. Thom's intensely sensitive portrayal of the conflicted and insightful soul ...             I Should Be Extremely Happy in Your Company: A Novel of Lewis and Clark28 reviews Brian Hall Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 There's no map + A different approach to telling the Lewis & Clark story Several people here seem upset by the use of "four-letter" words. For your information, dear readers, the f- and c-words are as old as the English language (their etymologies go back to Old French). The point is that these words were NOT shocking to a people totally comfortable with their own ...             Meriwether: A Novel of Meriwether Lewis and the Lewis & Clark Expedition (The American Story)2 reviews David Nevin Forge Books, 2005 a wonderful story + Fascinating character study I have always been interested in the Lewis and Clark trek across the then undiscovered lands of the Louisana Pruchase. I can imagine what beauitful and wonderous sights the Corps of Discovery beheld . This book brings to life that journey with not only the wonders of the new land, but also ...             Eclipse: A Novel of Lewis and Clark6 reviews Richard S. Wheeler Forge Books, 2003 Eclipse -- A Novel of Lewis and Clark + Lewis fan + Heartbreak + Just One Little Slip + A Wonderful Way to Experience the Past             The True Account: A Novel of the Lewis & Clark & Kinneson Expeditions6 reviews Howard Frank Mosher Mariner Books, 2004 Another great story from Howard Frank Mosher + Lewis & Clark (and Kinneson) + Inventive, Clever, Hilarious and Good Fun! I loved this book. I loved this story. I loved the Sunday afternoon spent with a truly original, imaginative, and entertaining story. Mosher has always written funny, intriguing stories of Northern Vermont, The Kingdom, and the characters doing their daily living. All of his books are treasures of ...             Shining Mountains, Western Sea: The Epic Adventures of Two Unforgettable Members of Lewis and Clark's Corps ...3 reviews Margaret Wyman Idyllwild Publishing, 2002 CAPTIVATING! A REAL PAGE-TURNER! + Very good novel from an uncommon perspective + Shining Mountains, Western Sea After non-stop reading Wyman's "Mission", I needed to check out her other book. WOW! This lady can weave a web of suspense, intrigue and personal connection! You will be so curious about the amazing personalities of the story, don't plan on going to sleep too early! THE BEST PART: The setting is so ...             Cryptid: The Lost Legacy of Lewis & Clark12 reviews Eric Penz iUniverse, Inc., 2005 A first rate science-mystery-adventure novel + One of the best cryptozoology novels + Heart-pounding thrill Arguably the best novel to date on cryptozoology, Cryptid mingles science fact with history and conspiracy theories into a story that rivals the best historical mysteries by Max Alan Collins.             To the Ends of the Earth: The Last Journey of Lewis & Clark9 reviews Frances Hunter Blind Rabbit Press, 2006 an intoxicating story + Lewis & Clark Expedition - The Sequel + The Last Journey of Lewis & Clark + A great read + Very enjoyable book             Charbonneau's Gold (Leisure Western)1 review Rita Cleary Leisure Books, 2005 A Wonderful Book! I'd never ready any of Rita Cleary's books before but was well aware that her work has long been highly regarded among the members of the WWA, the Western Writers Association. After reading Charbonneau's Gold, it is easy to see why the other Western writers hold her in such high esteem. Above ...             The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis6 reviews Michael Pritchett Unbridled Books, 2007 I was really affected by this book... + Good Historical Fiction + "In 1806, Lewis was touted at Presidential dinners in his honor. Just three years later, he was dead." + Lewis and Lewis             From Sea to Shining Sea20 reviews James Alexander Thom Ballantine Books, 1986 A National Treasure + From Sea to Shining Sea + The Lewis and Clark Expedition + From Sea to Shining Sea + Loved it as a teenager - still love it now             Sin Killer : The Berrybender Narrative, Book 1118 reviews Larry McMurtry Pocket Star, 2003 Funny, sad, violent, nonviolent. Something for everyone. + Never a dull moment + A Wild Saga + A VERY ENTERTAINIG WESTERN             Shining Mountains, Western Sea: The Epic Adventures of Two Unforgettable Members of Lewis and Clark's Corps ...3 reviews Margaret Wyman Idyllwild Publishing, 2002 CAPTIVATING! A REAL PAGE-TURNER! + Very good novel from an uncommon perspective + Shining Mountains, Western Sea After non-stop reading Wyman's "Mission", I needed to check out her other book. WOW! This lady can weave a web of suspense, intrigue and personal connection! You will be so curious about the amazing personalities of the story, don't plan on going to sleep too early! THE BEST PART: The setting is so ...             The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis6 reviews Michael Pritchett Unbridled Books, 2007 I was really affected by this book... + Good Historical Fiction + "In 1806, Lewis was touted at Presidential dinners in his honor. Just three years later, he was dead." + Lewis and Lewis             Sacajawea (Lewis & Clark Expedition)50 reviews Anna L. Waldo Avon, 1984 Sacajawea + One of the greatest novels of our time + Must-Read for Historical Fiction Lovers + A must-read + Sacajawea             Stone Heart: A Novel of Sacajawea4 reviews Diane Glancy Overlook TP, 2004 A prose-poem that peers into the soul of Sacajawea + The Journey of Lewis and Clark from a different perspective + Indian Tales, Historic & Modern I read this book a few months ago and couldn't stop thinking about it. Combining excerpts from the journals of Lewis and Clark with a beautifully written prose poem written from Sacajawea's point-of-view, this book, although fiction, gives a realistic voice to the women of this story. I highly ...