Great Texas Line Press: 5 books

 The perfect book for people hoping to avoid homogenized chain food and discover some great eats wherever they travel in Texas. Author June Naylor tells you where knowlegeable locals eat, and what they know will be good at Kreuz Market in Lockhart, Babe's in Roanoke, Snoopy's in Corpus Christi,...

Perfect for the cyclists in the family. Texas and its rugged beauty are best experienced by bike. This guide highlights some of the state's best rides within its 270,000 square miles. Some are scenic. Some are challenging. A lot are both. But beginners will find rides for them too -- flat routes on...

Ever hanker to swim with gators, snare humongous catfish by hand, shoot feral hogs from a helicopter or just sit throw back a free Shiner Bock? Writer Allan Kimball has unearthed these and other regional delights that could fill numerous bucket lists, should they fall under the category he entitled,...

This Big Bend primer lays out a slew of recommended daily itineraries, including the best sights, the best hikes and then the best places to hit after a day on the trail or the river. The guide provides tips on what to see and how to do it best, with thorough lists Kimball has collected over the decades...

This updated second edition recounts the action-packed 2016 season when overlooked quarterback Prescott gave new life to the Cowboys and proved he's a remarkably decent human being. ''Who better to tell the 'Legends of America's Team' than Jim Reeves, one of the most trusted and reliable sources for...