e-Books by Kae Cheatham

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Kae was rewrite editor for First Heroes for Freedom (OOP in 2009), by Marcia Bjerregaard, (Silver Moon Press, New York, 2000).

Kae also wrote The Crocodile (Lucent Books, July 2001), a middle-school nonfiction book available at many libraries and schools.


Other Cheatham titles include:
Bring Home the Ghost (HBJ)
The Best Way Out (HBJ)
Visit literary progress to see a complete list of published works.

DEAD HEROES
a science fiction book of life and death

The elite ruling class of New Esrii comes under attack by expatriates and dissident citizenry. It is up to a few citizens to sacrifice everything for the good of the whole. Can they do it? And, since a rogue star threatens to wipe New Esrii off the star map, will their actions be for naught?
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Gem of the Galaxy books

Child Of the Mist:

Juilan Pranss must adjust to the incredible expectations of others, and come to terms with the shocking truth about her background.

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Daughter of the Stone:

Dwinn Somuron attempts to escape enslavement and prove that her family legend about "the stone" is true.

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BLOOD AND BOND

Middle-aged Eddie CloudRunner experiences odd occurrences that parallel his ranching community's environmental problems and draw him into circumstances that challenge his spiritual beliefs.
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SPOTTED FLOWER AND THE PONOKOMITA

Not since Mari Sandoz wrote The Horsecatcher has a more precise young-reader book been written about early life of the Plains Indians. Meet a horse (ponokomita) through the eyes of someone who has never before seen one! It's an exciting adventure about the Blackfeet Nation. Black and white illustrations enhance the story.
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RECENT INTERVIEWS & REVIEWS

3 February 2012 — On Promised Land: Amazon review (5-star)
 
13 September 2011 — Kansas Dreamer: Fury in Sumner County: in an author interview
 
21 January 2011 — Child of the Mist: book feature
 
28 December 2010 — Child of the Mist: interview
 
29 August 2010 — Child of the Mist: GoodReads review
 
19 August 2010 — Blood and Bond: The Indie Spotlight
 
28 July 2010 — Blood and Bond: Drive-thru Interview


FURY IN SUMNER COUNTY

Cattle drives, murderers and inclement weather are just some of the problems Ellen Hargrove must face in 1868 Kansas, as she struggles to deal with mental situations that often leave her devastated.

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THE ADVENTURES OF ELIZABETH FORTUNE
Second Printing

Meet Elizabeth Fortune as she deals with the complex issues of race and gender while trekking through the post-Civil War American West. While evading vengeful outlaws and enduring the toils of the Santa Fe Trail, she is determined to reach her goals.
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LOST NEWS

What does a news headline tell us? So many stories could have created that bold black at the top of the column-even some that aren't in the article. LOST NEWS contains short stories and poetic fiction that could be sidebars to newspaper headlines. With contemporary settings, both urban and rural, this collection gives a behind-the-scenes look at everyday events.
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ON PROMISED LAND

Set in the 1840s at the end of the Second Seminole War, ON PROMISED LAND details the great American dream of all pioneers who settled the western lands. But these are black pioneers. Black-Seminole pioneers: Tru, free-born in the Everglades and recently orphaned; his two younger siblings, Toby and Kate and his teenage Calusa wife, Tall Deer. These stalwart, industrious folk strive and survive in what we think of as the "American Way" even when they aren't recognized as Americans--or Seminoles--or free. Yet they persist.
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