Lynn Michelsohn: 15 books

NEW SERIES ! More Tales from Brookgreen! Battling Hurricanes along the South Carolina coast near Myrtle Beach . . . two tales of joy, tragedy, and survival. The Stories: ~ Three generations of Flagg family members struggle desperately against a historic hurricane's fury at Huntington...

Exotic Galapagos Islands Birds! Glimpse the unique world of Galapagos Island birdlife through the camera of nature photographer, Moses Michelsohn, and brief selections from the writings of world-famous early visitors Charles Darwin, Herman Melville, and HMS Beagle Captain Robert FitzRoy. Nearly...

Rebels, Yankees, and Historic Rice Plantations in the South Carolina Lowcountry . . . The Stories: **~  A Torpedo, an Admiral, and the USS Harvest Moon  ~ ** The rice mill engineer of Brookgreen Garden’s Laurel Hill Plantation strikes a blow for the Confederacy in “Thomas Daggett,”...

Enter the unique world of the Galapagos Islands! Glimpse these exotic islands through the eyes of a modern-day nature photographer and in brief selections from the writings of world-famous early visitors. Nearly 200 years ago, British naturalist Charles Darwin, American novelist Herman...

Sail to the exotic Galapagos Islands with Herman Melville, author of "Moby-Dick."  Let History and Legend, Fiction and Fact, Myth and Mystery swirl around you as you enter "The Encantadas," a unique island world stretching along our planet's Equator. ~ Discover teeming...

What Lowcountry ghosts haunt the maze of marshes and ancient rice fields along South Carolina's Coast near Myrtle Beach? . . . ~ Does lovely Alice Flagg still live in The Hermitage at Murrells Inlet more than 100 years after her death? ~ When ghost ships appear far out in the marsh, do they represent...

Does your retirement plan include travel? Let Lynn and Larry Michelsohn help you enjoy a relaxed, fun-filled summer in Europe. Their lighthearted retirement travel guide shows you how to . . . ~ Choose countries that sound interesting—places you’ve always wanted to visit. ~...

Beware the Shrieking Droll! Meet the restless spirit of a young boy lost forever to a fierce marsh creature. Now he haunts the maze of Murrells Inlet marshes as a "droll," the unhappy ghost of a child who has died an unnatural death. Then enjoy the antics of friendlier animal...

Billy the Kid spent the winter of 1880-1881 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, trying desperately to get out its jail. He hired lawyers. He wrote the Governor. He even tried digging his way out! Nothing worked. Billy only escaped the “safest jail in the Territory” in March when deputies...

History, Mystery, and Romance in the South Carolina Lowcountry! ~ A haunted necklace . . . ~ A trickster rabbit . . . ~ An ingenious slave . . . ~ A shrieking droll . . . ~ A fiancé returned from the dead . . . . . . all come to life in Lynn Michelsohn's charming collection of gentle ghost stories...

Meet . . . ~ the shrieking spirit of Crab Boy lost forever to a fierce marsh creature . . . ~ an ingenious slave matching wits with his plantation owner . . . ~ the unique inhabitants of isolated Sandy Island in the Carolina Lowcountry . . . These are the "ghosts" of African-American Gullah...

**Historical facts and fanciful legends swirl around Billy the Kid's early days . . . and around the City at the End of the Santa Fe Trail in his youth. ** ~ What did young Billy find in New Mexico Territory's Wild West capital of the 1870s?  ~ How did Santa Fe's frontier character...

Billy the Kid spent part of his youth in Santa Fe in the 1870s. ~ What was New Mexico's territorial capital like in Billy's day? ~ How did Santa Fe's frontier character and its Hispanic culture shape the development of this future desperado? ~ What other residents did Billy encounter who would figure...

A charming young d**esperado, an angry soiled dove, a reform-minded but treacherous governor, **a **feisty antediluvian, **a **filthy career criminal, **and a spate of **disreputable lawyers **are just some of the colorful characters who jump from the pages of Lynn Michelsohn's newest book...