Ben James, 14, a Tlingit Indian, and his grandfather, Cyrus Paul, are stranded in the wilds of northern British Columbia. Grandfather dies, leaving Ben in an unforgiving land. In his struggle to survive, Ben is aided by a wild wolf that helps him outwit a killer grizzly. Xlibris 2001

Buried in early-day newspapers are stories and events of a different world. A world of unknown creatures, ghosts, lost civilizations, giants, lost treasures, and strange people. Contained in this book are 60 of the best stories of the unexplained and the inexplicable. Xlibris 2001

Stories of unsolved mysteries, mostly gleaned from early day newspapers, make up this collection for the Northland. Ghosts, lost civilizations, strange creatures, lost mines, and tropical
valleys amid glaciers are the focus of this collection. Among the most puzzling stories in this book are accounts of Aztec-like artifacts and strange coins uncovered during the mining operations in the Yukon and western Alaska. Epicenter Press, 1996

During the Gold Rush forty to fifty thousand people pushed into an untamed wilderness. Hundreds of these fortune seekers died in bear attacks, ship wrecks, disease, starvation, and foul play.
Dangerous North contains stories of death and survival on the last frontier. Heritage Books, 1998

Stories of crime and punishment taken from early newspapers form this collection. These were the days when Colt, Winchester, and "Judge Lynch's Court" enforced the law. Included is the classical story of the "Mad Trapper of Rat River" who held off the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in a 58 day running gun battle. Heritage Books, 1998

Five volumes in this series have been published . Each book contains 400 or more biographies or obituaries taken from early day Alaska and Yukon newspapers. This work fills a void by making obscure and unindexed information available to researchers in Alaska and Canadian history and genealogy. Heritage Books .