Greg Tobin

• Jan-1985
• / Historical

• May-1987
• / Historical

First edition bound in tan cloth. A Fine copy in DJ. Book is Fine. White panels of DJ shows just a touch of tanning else Fine. Still, a bright, clean, unmarked & unclipped jacket. Scarce thus. The majority of the 3 to 4000 print run for Doubledays' D...

• Aug-1997
• / Suspense

"Greg Tobin's PRAIRIE is a truly stunning achievement."
--Norman Zollinger, Author of Riders to Cibola

ANCIENT FOES IN A WAR WITHOUT VICTORS

For centuries, the Crane band roamed the endless prairie, battling their ancestral enemies, ...

• Jun-2001
• / General Fiction

A liberal archbishop's faith and character fall under fire when he's placed in the running to be the next Pope in this inspirational trilogy opener."A wonderful book. . . . A beautifully rendered story of faith and devotion, blended wi...

• Aug-2002
• / General Fiction

The riveting story of the first American-born pope -- second in the Holy See Trilogy from the author of Conclave.Enter the shadowy corridors of the Vatican with the pope himself and go behind the scenes of the debates and intrigues that affect the li...

• Apr-2004
• / Fantasy

It was the Age of Heroes Valiant warriors like Hector, Ajax, wily Odysseus, and brave Achilles, their exploits in battle, their secret passions and hidden strengths, their friendships and rivalries -these are what legends are made of. It began ...

• / Historical

The Big Horn mountain country was as beautiful and dangerous as any place in the West. Ben Macklowe came there to escape his past and to make a new life for himself on the right side of the law. But his elder brother, Reede, who drank too much and li...

• / Historical

Son of a Union soldier and a Chiricahua Indian woman, Jericho--loner, bounty hunter, scout, ranch hand--on his way to Tucson through the wilderness of the Arizona Territory, stumbles on the lone survivor of a wagon train massacre...

• / Historical

• / Historical