“ray jones”

"A must for the library of every lighthouse lover . . ."--Great Lakes Seaway "A remarkable work of literature filled with the vast spirit and endlessmystery of great waters and those who work upon them."--Homer Hickam, author of October Sky and The Keeper's Son "More than just another coffee-table p... More

What do Raggedy Ann dolls, grizzly bears, Texas papershell pecans, and country music legend Patsy Cline have in common? They are all wondrously American phenomena, as much a part of our national heritage as the flag. What about the Golden Gate Bridge, Wurlitzer jukeboxes, sizzling hot Louisiana pepp... More

Lighthouses embody the American spirit. They remind us of the brave mariners who scanned the dark horizon in search of beacons and the determination of those who kept their lights burning bright. Over the last three centuries more than 1,600 lighthouses were built to mark America's Atlantic, Gulf, P... More

A Travel Guide and Souvenir in One "Another fine book from America's most popular lighthouse authors. Through the pages of this book, Bruce Roberts and Ray Jones guide you to our historic lighthouses, illuminating the reasons why lighthouses and their history are a vital link to our past that must b... More

A love story of a teenage girl who craves the attention of an older man whom she meets while riding her bicycle. The older man helps her to achieve her wish to become a high school baseball pitcher.... More

A tale of a friendly group of people who had to abandon a cruise ship and became lost at sea. It is a story of struggle for survival and trust in one another. The story moves at a rapid pace to an unexpected conclusion.... More