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About us:  Shalako Press is a small independent publishing company dedicated to publishing a few quality books a year, with a focus on entertaining the reader.  Our books cover a range of topics of interest to children, young adults, men and women.  Shalako has a special interest in the American West, such as fiction related to American history, both old and new.  Shalako works in conjunction with majormitchell.net, in promoting books with American Western themes, both historical and contemporary.  Some historical books may include material not suitable for children.  Be sure to visit our bookstore.

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Video trailer - http://www.sheilamkeller.com

Krissy Dunham is 16 and troubled. Her brushes with the law have landed her in the custody of an uncle in rural California. A city girl who doesn’t ‘fit in,’ she forms an unlikely bond with the legendary rodeo bronc, Black Jack. When she resolves to save him from the auction block---and certain death---she is faced with Redd Greeley, an unscrupulous killer-buyer, who has his own reasons for wanting Black Jack dead. Krissy is forced to make a decision that will forever seal their destinies.

 

 

“Desperado Moon is a taut, fast-paced adventure that tells the tale of a real girl with real challenges and the horse who helps her find her way.” – Kathleen L’Ecluse, The Daily Republic

 

“A gifted new voice brings an exciting, modern day adventure to stir up the emotions of horse-loving teens.” – Raymona L. Abouzeid, published author

 

See the Desperado video trailer http://www.sheilamkeller.com

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YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbJGsI40LRM

She came to California as a young bride in an arranged marriage. Now she owns seventy-five square miles of property bordering the Mokelumne River where gold has been discovered. They want her land and will stop at nothing to get it, even if it means her murder.

Dallas Review -  A gripping tale of Spanish California.

Jane Bannerman - The Modesto Bee:  "Mitchell's research of the customs and traditions of the mining towns and the ranchos gives The Doña authenticity."

Laura Evinin - KAZV - TV, Channel 14:  "A terrific novel, one I could not put down.  The characters are so well developed, you will believe they are real.  Mr. Mitchell's description of the events and surroundings allows the reader to picture the scene inside their head.  Not boring at all, but a very interesting book."