Exploring the National Parks

Ghosts, Rebels & Hidden Histories

From haunted inns and hidden passageways to revolutionary battlefields and centuries-old legends, this collection journeys deep into the mysterious heart of New England.
Explore eerie folklore and supernatural encounters in A Guide to Haunted New England, uncover forgotten stories and historic landmarks in Boston and New Hampshire through two immersive history-lover’s guides, and dive into the myths, mysteries, and enduring traditions that define the region in Legends, Lore and Secrets of New England. Then step into the turbulent years of America’s fight for independence with New England in the American Revolution, a vivid look at the people and places that shaped a nation.
Rich with ghost stories, revolutionary history, hidden places, and regional lore, this collection is perfect for travelers, history enthusiasts, paranormal fans, and anyone enchanted by New England’s timeless atmosphere.

Shipwrecks, Storms & Inland Seas

Vast, beautiful, and endlessly mysterious, the Great Lakes have shaped communities, commerce, and legends for centuries. This collection explores the history, geography, and folklore of North America’s inland seas through stunning maps, gripping maritime stories, and haunting mysteries.

Great Lakes in 50 Maps charts the evolution of the region through fascinating cartographic history, while On an Inland Sea captures the culture, beauty, and enduring pull of life along the lakeshores. Then venture into darker waters with The Lake Michigan Triangle, an exploration of disappearances, shipwrecks, strange phenomena, and one of the Midwest’s most enduring maritime mysteries.

Perfect for armchair travelers, lake lovers, history buffs, map enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the power and mystery of the Great Lakes.

Trails, Traditions & Truths of Appalachia

Go beyond the clichés and discover the richness, complexity, and enduring spirit of Appalachia through its people, landscapes, and food traditions.

This thoughtfully curated collection explores the real stories behind one of America’s most misunderstood regions. What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia challenges harmful stereotypes and offers a deeper understanding of Appalachian culture and identity. A Hiker’s History of the Appalachian Trail traces the people and events that shaped America’s most iconic footpath, while Celebrating Southern Appalachian Food honors the recipes, traditions, and communal spirit that define mountain cooking.

Together, these books paint a vibrant portrait of Appalachia as a place of resilience, beauty, storytelling, and deep cultural heritage. Perfect for hikers, food lovers, history readers, and anyone drawn to the mountains and the people who call them home.