Someday Is Our Horizon is Margie Seaman’s sequel to Someday Belongs to Us. Kate Caldwell’s late-life writing career has taken off after an Oprah interview and she is in love with an astronomer. Then Edward Peregrine — the sea captain she believed she had invented — turns up in her living room, and turns out to have been real.

Timberline, U.S.A. is Donald Mace Williams’s account of the country above the last stunted pine, from California’s Sierra Nevada to New Hampshire’s White Mountains. A career journalist, Williams reports on the high places themselves and on the people who go up into them, asking what keeps drawing Americans into thin air and hard weather.

The Bugbear Hunter follows David Crockett through his years in Congress, between the frontier reputation that got him elected and the Washington he had to survive. Around him are Dr. William A. Caruthers, Ivy Green, and R.C. Crabtree, and behind them the Jackson presidency, the National Bank fight, and the widening gap between wealthy elites and struggling pioneers.

Llano Estacado is a historical Western novel by Max L. Knight set in 1870s Texas. A Comanche war leader and a Texas homesteader each lose their families to a massacre — and each spends a year hunting the other’s people. A story of the frontier cycle of vengeance, in the tradition of The Searchers.

Ghostly Bugles: A Novel of the Alamo by Max L. Knight — the first docent ever appointed at the Alamo — tells the 1836 siege from Texian, Tejano, and Mexican perspectives at once, through a dying man in present-day San Antonio to whom the battle’s dead, named and nameless, have begun to speak.