Colorado


Plainsong (Plainsong, #1)
Go as a River
The Shining (The Shining, #1)
Centennial
Our Souls at Night
The Dog Stars
Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore
Columbine
Eventide (Plainsong, #2)
Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family
Woman of Light
Benediction (Plainsong, #3)
Prayers for Sale
Tallgrass
Sabrina & Corina
Plainsong by Kent HarufThe Shining by Stephen  KingThe Stand by Stephen  KingFather and I Were Ranchers by Ralph MoodyCentennial by James A. Michener
Colorado
441 books — 155 voters
The Stonegate Sword by Harry James FoxThe False Prophet by Harry James FoxTwin Springs Ranch by Isla RyderColumbine by Dave CullenCentennial by James A. Michener
A Literary Map of Colorado
20 books — 21 voters

Rock Chick by Kristen AshleyMystery Man by Kristen AshleyWild Man by Kristen AshleyMotorcycle Man by Kristen AshleyRock Chick Redemption by Kristen Ashley
Best Romance Novel Set in Denver
85 books — 11 voters
Desert Solitaire by Edward AbbeyThe Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward AbbeySkinwalkers by Tony HillermanDeath Comes for the Archbishop by Willa CatherThe Milagro Beanfield War by John     Nichols
Four Corners Country
333 books — 139 voters

Rock Chick by Kristen AshleyJagged by Kristen AshleyThe Gamble by Kristen AshleyRock Chick Revenge by Kristen AshleyRock Chick Redemption by Kristen Ashley
Best Romance Novels Set in Colorado
114 books — 32 voters
Colorado Wild by Sara YorkWhere Nerves End by L.A. WittCity Boy by A.E. WaspCollide by Riley HartBlackbird Knitting in a Bunny's Lair by Amy Lane
M/M Romance Set in Colorado
201 books — 17 voters

Blind Thrust makes good use of Marquis' background as a professional geologist. It is the novel's characters, however, that really stand out. Charles Quantrill is far from a cardboard villain, and as for the heroes, Joe and John Higheagle have a particularly endearing rapport. For suspense fans who enjoy science mixed with their thrills, the novel offers page-turning pleasures. --BlueInk Review ...more
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Thomas slammed his fist on the table, sending eating utensils flying. “Shameful! It is downright shameful that so-called men of God would use religion to manipulate people.” --from Prairie Grace when Thomas learns how the Indian agents and others are stealing from Native Americans
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