His wife is buried under the cottonwood. His horses are gone. He has nothing left to lose — which turns out to be the most dangerous thing of all.In the winter of 1883, Elias Harlan rides out of the Montana Territory looking for revenge and rides into a reckoning. The Blackfeet who raided his ranch are not the savages the Army describes. They are hungry people on stolen land, fighting a war that was already lost before Elias was born. What begins as a manhunt becomes something hard...

Every life is shaped by a handful of choices. Some we make. Some are made for us. And some follow us for decades.The Two Lives of Robert Littman is a sweeping, intimate novel about the long arc of a man's life—told through two parallel timelines that explore who he becomes depending on the choices he makes as a young man.In one life, Robert pursues ambition, success, and the version of himself he believes the world will respect. In the other, he ch...

In 1849, a seventeen-year-old Irish immigrant named Declan Shea stands at the Powder River and watches sixty million buffalo come over a rise. By 1883, he rides the same country and cannot find eleven.Between those two moments lies a life. Declan learns his trade on the northern plains—the Sharps rifle, the skinning knife, the arithmetic of a hide taken clean. He takes a Cheyenne name he did not choose: Heávohe. He works beside a ruined man named Bill until the day Bill st...

After a lifetime of watching — from the ridge above a Cheyenne village to the barracks at Fort Robinson — Watches Twice seeks only the river, the land, and silence.Then Emėškeha'e enters his life: a Cheyenne woman who walked the long road north, who has buried a child in Oklahoma dust and now works at the boarding school that is slowly unmaking her people. Together they build a home on the Tongue River — two pans on one shelf, two horses in one corral, two scarred souls learning to...

The Ghost Road is the fourth novel in William Mann's The Long Reckoning, a literary historical series tracing the destruction of the Native nations of the American West across the nineteenth century.It is 1890. Billy Lee Grogan is sixty-eight years old, a retired Army sergeant living quietly in the Davis Mountains of West Texas with his horse, his chickens, and a goat he cannot outwit. He has given the Army forty-five years. He does not intend to give them anythin...

Affordable, easy-to-use, and flexible transportation options are vital to older adults' quality of life. Community Mobility: Driving and Transportation Alternatives for Older Persons provides physical and occupational therapists with recent research findings on older driver assessment, remediation/rehabilitation, and the use of alternatives to the car in the event that older adults need to retire from driving. This unique book addresses changes in driving patterns over time, the impact of ...

A compelling argument for improving society's mental health through increased services and better policyMental illness is a leading cause of suffering in the modern world. In sheer numbers, it afflicts at least 20 percent of people in developed countries. It reduces life expectancy as much as smoking does, accounts for nearly half of all disability claims, is behind half of all worker sick days, and affects educational achievement and income. There are effective to...

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Using Environments to Enable Occupational Performance is a unique new text that specifically focuses on how environments (physical, social, cultural, institutional) can be used by occupational therapists to enable occupational performance with all types of clients. This informative text provides a framework to think about how environments fit into occupational therapy theory and practice. Examples of different approaches to occupational therapy intervention involving environments are demon...

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This user-friendly new study guide will help graduate students and professionals in rehabilitation counseling to prepare thoroughly for the CRC® examination. It provides a complete, detailed review of the CRC exam built on the most recent, empirically based rehabilitation counselor roles and function studies. Each chapter contains a concise overview of the topic, summary tables of key concepts, practice questions with annotated answers, and links to related web-based materials.

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