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“Hey! ----Aren't you supposed to be working?!” And yet, here you are searching for another good book to read ---in the hiking section of all places. Does that mean you’ve thought about going on a backpacking adventure of your own, like all the people who through-hike the Appalachian Trail (AT)? Me too. Do you long to reconnect with America like Bill Bryson in A Walk in the Woods? Or, become a trail legend and icon, like David Miller in Awol on the Appalachian Trail? Or, are you searching for a long term hike on the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) like Cheryl Strayed in Wild, as a way to get...

What really goes on ... inside the mysterious VIP Room? Find out first-hand, as career stripper Lacey Lane unlocks the doors to the secret sanctums at the center of the action in gentlemen's clubs across America. Confessions of a Stripper puts you in the middle of the VIP Room, where freaks, fetishists, scammers, and even normal guys match wits with the dancers. Here, outlandish fantasies are bought and sold, and almost nothing is beyond the realm of possibility. These true stories, culled from Lane's years of performing in dozens of clubs around the country, also provide the lowdown on the...

For Spring Break, I was the tour guide for a trip from Arizona into Mexico. I led my mother and Art from Phoenix to Nogales and then into Hermosillo and Los Mochis. From there, we caught El Chepe into the Barrancas del Cobre (Copper Canyon Railroad) as it passed through the beautiful Sonoran Desert and into the mountains surrounding Creel. In Creel, we toured the Parque Nacional Cascada de Basaseachi, Mexico's highest year round waterfall), the Valle de Las Ranas y los Hongos (Valley of the Frogs and Mushrooms), the Valle de las Monjes (Valley of the Monks), the San Igancio Mission Church, ...

Deciding that my style of travel would ultimately be safe during the global pandemic, I had converted my summer trip to Colombia and Ecuador into a winter trip to Mexico. Mexico is basically the only place an American can travel to by air and not be quarantined for two weeks. Europe was not an option and my winter break isn't long enough for anywhere else. So, an easy destination was the only consideration. The Quintana Roo area of Mexico on the Yucatan peninsula was the logical choice. My travels took me from Cancun south along the coast to Puerto Morelos, Tulum, Cozumel, and Chetumal. ...

During the winter of 2014 I took a bus from Phoenix to El Paso and then into Mexico for a few weeks' adventure. From Chihuahua I took the El Chepe train through the spectacular Barranco del Cobre (Copper Canyon). Along the way I stopped in Creel before continuing over to San Ignacio and Los Mochis. After exploring Los Mochis, I continued down the coast to Mazatlan. Durango, Zacatecas, and Aguascalientes were next followed by my final destination, Guadalajara. I also got to see a tequila distillery in the town of Tequila as well as the suburb of Zapopan.

This Winter's trip took me to my last 4 states that I had not visited in the United States - Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota. The highlights of the trip included the Badlands National Park, Deadwood, Mt Rushmore, the Crazy Horse Memorial, and the city of Denver.

Robert Finch arrived in Newfoundland in the summer of 1995 heartsick, directionless, his old life on Cape Cod in tatters. Burnside, located in Newfoundland's rugged northeast, seemed like a good place to heal. Eventually Finch became a summer resident, buying a house, playing organ for the church, and fishing the area's waters. Offering a portrait of the Newfoundland character and culture, Summers in Squid Tickle explores how three generations of the village have grappled with the changes of the past century.

Explore California’s best beaches, trails, and hidden gems in just one weekend—without endless online research or crowded tourist traps. Are you longing to experience California’s breathtaking beauty and diversity, but overwhelmed by too many choices and tired of the same old destinations? Have you struggled to find current, practical travel tips—especially ones that suit your pace, accessibility needs, or group? Do you wish for authentic, memory-making adventures that go beyond generic lists and actually fit your lifestyle? If so, you’re in the right place. My California Bucket ...

Ocean City is truly a wonderful place, full of summertime adventure. The beaches, the boardwalk, swimming, surfing, fishing, music, amusements... the possibilities are endless. However in 1941, these pleasures are tempered by the likelihood that the US would soon join World War II. With their parents employed in the country’s defense, Stacy and Walter are sent to stay in Ocean City with their great-aunt at the majestic Flanders Hotel. It seems like the best place possible for the children to have some semblance of summer fun despite the gathering clouds of conflict. However, the brother ...

Are you tired of crowded truck stops, expensive campgrounds, and "No Overnight Parking" signs ruining your travel plans? Discover the secret parking locations that experienced RV travelers and van lifers don't want you to know about! What if you could sleep peacefully in safe, legal spots that most travelers never consider? This comprehensive guide reveals 23 unusual and overlooked locations where you can park your RV, van, or travel vehicle overnight – completely free or for minimal cost. These aren't your typical Walmart parking lots or crowded rest areas. These are the hidden gems that...

One cabin. One impossible connection. One chance to rewrite the rules. Pia I came to the mountains to clear my head, finish my thesis, and maybe breathe for the first time in years. I didn’t expect him—my brother’s best friend, NHL golden boy, Liam Mitchell. Older. Brooding. Off-limits. He’s supposed to be a summer complication. A distraction. But then he touches me like I’m the only thing keeping him grounded. And I’m starting to wonder… maybe I am. Liam I came here to disappear. Anxiety, burnout, pressure I can’t explain—hockey used to be my escape. Now it’s my cage. ...

Recalling memoirs like Wild and Educated, an internationally renowned whitewater rafting guide offers a gripping and inspiring memoir about overcoming hardship and coming into her own through her relationship with the rivers she has known.

Whether you’re chasing national parks, scenic routes, or hidden gems, Road Trips Across America gives you everything you need to plan the perfect U.S. adventure. This all-in-one travel guide features expertly curated itineraries, epic drives, and must-see stops across every region—from the Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountains to the Deep South, Midwest, and Northeast.

SOME THINGS ARE WORTH BREAKING FOR Sophie I inherited a bookstore that smells like old paper and cinnamon. I drink too much coffee. I run a smutty Book Club. And I need help to fix a few things before everything falls apart. Grady Carter is quiet. Brooding. Built like a wall I should absolutely not want to climb. But every time something breaks, he shows up. Always one step ahead. I don’t trust easy. But I think I’m starting to trust him. And that’s terrifying. Grady She’s soft. Loud. Smart-mouthed. Curvy as sin. She smells like vanilla and trouble. From the second I walk into that ...

The silence in the deep woods is not always empty. Sometimes, it’s listening. The Pacific Crest Trail is a 2,650-mile journey through the last great wildlands of the American West. Thousands walk it, seeking solitude and adventure. But they are not always alone. For decades, a steady drumbeat of testimony has emerged from these remote spaces—chilling, firsthand accounts of encounters with something that should not exist. This is not a book of folklore. It is a sober presentation of testimony from the people who know this wilderness best: seasoned thru-hikers, Forest Service employees, ...

🔸Not an Ordinary Road Atlas – Just Better ✅ Imagine having peace of mind on the road, knowing you’ll never get stuck on a narrow mountain pass or misled by GPS again. ✅ Imagine being guided by large, easy-to-read maps instead of tiny screens or cluttered symbols. ✅ Imagine discovering scenic roads, quiet campgrounds, and the right places to stop—without stress, noise, or tourist traps. Whether you travel to reconnect with nature, visit sacred sites, or simply enjoy the open land at your own pace, The RVers Road Atlas is designed with you in mind. We’ve met countless RVers ...

Dive into Knoxville's haunted past with 'Southern Ghost Stories: Knoxville.' Venture into the shadowy corridors of history where ghostly whispers linger and specters roam. From the stately corridors of Baker-Peters House to the Ramsey House, explore the murky depths of Knoxville lore. But it's not just buildings that harbor secrets; delve into the macabre history of grave robbers who prowled cemeteries under the cloak of darkness, selling their ghoulish wares to local medical colleges. Encounter the ghostly figure of a headless man haunting the banks of First Creek. Unravel the enigma of a ...

This Southern Utah travel book helps introverts and crowd-averse travelers escape the hustle and bustle of typical tourist hotspots. "Introvert's Southern Utah Travel for Crowd Haters" uncovers the hidden gems of Southern Utah, offering a curated selection of serene destinations that allow you to immerse yourself in nature without the crowds. Explore some of the more popular locations like: Zion National Park, Arches National Park, and Bryce Canyon at their most tranquil.

"Real stories, real fear, real Bigfoot." Bigfoot West Virginia is a gripping collection of firsthand accounts that plunge readers into the heart of the Mountain State’s untamed wilderness, where the legend of Bigfoot comes alive. From the misty hollows near Charleston to the dense forests around Wheeling, these stories capture chilling encounters with a creature that defies explanation—a towering, elusive figure with eyes that haunt and footprints that vanish into the snow. Each tale is a raw, unfiltered narrative from ordinary West Virginians—hunters, campers, late-night drivers, and...

For the fans of Gilmore Girls & Pumpkin Spice Cafe Maplewood is my haven, my home, a place where the aroma of fresh coffee mingles with the scent of old books in my little shop, The Spicy Pumpkin. It’s the town where neighbors greet each other by name. But when David sweeps into town with his smooth charm and big-city plans, my quiet world is thrown into chaos. David is a high-powered lawyer with grand dreams of turning Maplewood into the next tourist hotspot. The very thought makes my blood boil. And I’ll fight tooth and nail to protect it. But here’s the infuriating part: beneath ...