Bøger af Emerita Romero-Anderson

Jose Dario Gallegos was the son of a merchant. He moved north into Colorado, leading the establishment of settlement of San Luis de Culebra in 1851 and established the first store in Colorado.

In the 1790s, in a tiny Spanish Colonial village in New Mexico, pottery is as crucial to starving villagers as the rains that might save their scorched bean fields. When his widowed mother's only bean pot cracks, eleven-year-old Raymundo knows his family's last hope lies with Clay Woman, an outcast and quite possibly a powerful witch.