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Tapacitos - Paperback

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by William Ramsey (Author)

Kregg Bryer has always felt a strong affinity with the past, and likes nothing more than tracing the origins of pottery, guns, documents, or any other relics that find their way into his shop on the Plaza in Santa Fe. On this occasion, however, no amount of traditional knowledge could have prepared him for what was about to happen after an old Apache Indian challenges him to determine the value of his most prized possession.

Author Biography

William Ramsey is a native and lifelong resident of New Mexico, who traces his ancestry to the cattle country west of the Texas panhandle. The youngest son of one of the West's first game wardens, he spent countless days in the canyonlands of the Four Corners nurturing a curiosity of the traces of ancient civilizations he found there. A child of the fifties, he also found himself caught up in the music of the day and like so many others of that era, developed an affinity for the guitar that remains with him yet. His writing is a reflection of his love of the history of the area, and a personal look into the life of the author himself. Some of it is imagination....most of it is fact.

Number of Pages: 288
Dimensions: 0.65 x 7.99 x 5.24 IN
Publication Date: November 12, 2009

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