Books with author Deems Weldon

The New York World said that RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE has ‘episodes of bravery, scoundrelism, chivalry, horsemanship and ready shooting’; and indeed it has all this and more when Gunman Lassiter shows up to help a female rancher protect her cattle from rustlers and the demands from authorities of the Church. Highly dramatic, poignant, yet tender, this acclaimed western writer corrals the listener into this captivating story.

“No hand—just an empty sleeve. Lord! I thought that a deformity.” H.G. Wells, at his best, creates this psychological portrayal of a young scientist, who, caught up in his own scientific experiments, believes he has discovered the secret of invisibility. This masterpiece of terror and murder plays upon the personal dichotomy of desires when the young scientist fights for sanity when he fails to reverse his experiment.