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These cowboy drifters are back in the saddle for another gun-toting adventure, the likes of which they've never seen before.When Snake and Dog-man, owners of a newly acquired ranch, embark on their first cattle drive to market, their path becomes fraught with adversity. After the local sheriff is tragically killed, lawlessness prevails in the area, and-amidst relentless attempts to safeguard their herd-the cattle drive is marred by attacks, resulting in the demise of an outlaw and one of his sons.Consumed by vengeance, the surviving son relentlessly pursues Snake and Dog-man, launching a series of assaults. As the cattle drive teeters on the brink of abandonment, lives hang in the balance, and even Snake's adopted son faces peril.Can Snake and Dog-man successfully navigate troubles at Buzzard Pass with their massive herd? And what awaits them at the end of the trail, with the shadow of a known killer looming large?
In the highly anticipated return of Robert Vaughan's iconic protagonist, Lucas Cain, the notorious rambling man finds himself embroiled in Old West justice.Haunted by the memory of the SULTANA riverboat disaster, where he witnessed countless lives perish, Deputy U.S. Marshal Lucas Cain reunites with his old friend, Jim Barnes, now living as a small rancher. When Jim's livelihood is shattered by the ruthless theft of two hundred cows, Lucas pledges to recover the stolen herd.As Lucas navigates treacherous Texas landscapes, he encounters the alluring Carolina McVey. Their growing connection, however, becomes a battleground for Lucas as he grapples with the lingering love for his late wife.When a stagecoach arrives in town with all its passengers dead on arrival, known as the Ghost Coach, whispers of Rufus Marley, a remorseless outlaw leader, spread fear throughout the community. Forced to confront his own demons, Lucas stands against a nemesis who stops at nothing-and no one.With a showdown looming on the horizon, the courage of this rambling man is about to be tested once again.
Embark on two full length exhilarating adventures alongside teenagers Gary Cole, Tucker Browne, and Sue Browne as they venture unchartered territories in search of lost fortunes!In Mystery of the Haunted Mine, somewhere tucked away in these canyons is a life-changing treasure...thousands upon thousands of dollars' worth of gold that many a man has searched and died for over the years spanning back as far as their grandfathers' time. The Indians say it is guarded by ghosts, but Gary, Tuck, and Sue refuse to believe that ghosts use live ammunition... Like Perry Mason's triumphs in the courtroom, these determined young adventurers must overcome adversity and emerge unscathed.During The Secret of the Spanish Desert, while exploring the vast desert, Gary stumbles upon an enticing secret-a lost Spanish Mission waiting to be discovered. As the trio unravels the enigmatic tale, they encounter a mysterious spectral figure draped in the robes of a friar-just one of the many perplexing dilemmas that lie ahead for our intrepid sleuths-and their relentless pursuit takes them deeper into the arid wasteland, where danger lurks at every turn.Join Gary, Tucker, and Sue on two unforgettable journeys, as they face desert-bound obstacles and unmask the secrets buried within. Will you answer the call?
From New York Times bestselling authors W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear comes part six in the thrilling Anasazi mystery series.Archaeologists Dusty Stewart and Maureen Cole are thrust further into a world of primeval danger when a close friend is murdered at an archaeological site in New Mexico. After his body is found, rumors begin circulating that he was killed by the mythic creature known as Wolf Witch, an ancient murderer whose trail leads across centuries.Though skeptical of the legend themselves, Dusty and Maureen are certain the murderer believes in Wolf Witch's power. And as they delve deeper into the chilling puzzle, they unwittingly become entangled in a deadly trap set by the elusive killer.In the thirteenth century, War Chief Browser is on the hunt for a madwoman responsible for a series of bizarre murders. In a world filled with hidden passions and timeless deceptions, his search for the enigmatic Shadow takes him on a perilous journey-with his only lead a peculiar young girl named Bone Walker, who is inexplicably tied to these terrifying events. But as Bone Walker seems lost in a haunting fantasy world, Browser must decipher her secrets to bring peace to the Katsinas People once and for all.Will Dusty and Maureen unravel the ancient mystery of the Wolf Witch before they become its next victims?
Award-winning author Gordon D. Shirreffs is known for his epics tales of the Wild West, each one more exhilarating than the last.In Son of the Thunder People, fifteen-year-old Alan Warden is taken captive by the Chiricahuas, arguably the fiercest of all the Apache divisions. With the help of Never Still, Alan learns the language and the Apache ways, eventually becoming a blood brother and a medicine man-rather than a killer. But when an opportunity for deceit arises, will Alan choose to betray the Apache or honor them instead?Tumbleweed Trigger follows Matt Turlock, a drifter and ne'er-do-well, who can't be depended upon to do anything useful-other than look out for his own hide. When Commander Jim Sturtevant asks Turlock to watch his back-and, if necessary, risk his life-the commander winds up dead. Will Turlock do the right thing and avenge his friend, or will his drifter ways pull him right into the ranks of the hired killers?"Gordon D. Shirreffs was one of the most consistently entertaining hardboiled Western authors." -New York Times bestselling author James Reasoner
Get swept away by this never-before-seen western adventure from award-winning author Win Blevins that follows a larger-than-life young man as he discovers the untamed American West.Thomas Fitzpatrick always longed for something more-to see more, do more, and be more. At just seventeen, he leaves home and sails up the Mississippi River in the winter of 1822 only to cross paths with the famed explorer, William Clark. This serendipitous encounter marks the beginning of his epic adventures as a fur trader, leading him through trials and triumphs that are beyond anything he could have ever hoped for.Fitz's adventures unfold as he travels with a diverse group of companions, seeking the wild wonders of an untamed frontier. From surviving battles and discovering crucial routes through the Rockies to becoming a respected Indian negotiator, his life intersects with numerous iconic figures of his time, including Jim Bridger, Jedediah Smith, and Kit Carson. As Fitz embarks on his long-awaited journey into the rugged landscapes of the American West, he begins to grasp that the life he's yearned for is tantalizingly close. But as he teeters on the brink of exhilarating experiences, the question looms: Will this newfound existence on the edge be his salvation...or his ultimate demise?Win Blevins' masterful storytelling takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the untamed West, reminding us all that even in the afterlife, great authors like Blevins continue to shape our understanding of history and adventure.
From New York Times bestselling authors W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear comes part four in their compelling mystery series packed with ancient myth.Archeologist Dusty Stewart and Anthropologist Dr. Maureen Cole are still swept up in an eight-hundred-year-old murder mystery that's been pleading with them to solve it-both literally and figuratively. With their only goal being to bring peace to all the victims left behind, they see no end in sight-until the unimaginable happens.Hearing faint voices of the dead whispering through the darkness of the gravesite and afraid they're no longer alone, the dig team works faster, finally uncovering tribal stories that say the deceased are the work of an ancient witch of unimaginable power.Across time, a ruthless murderer desperate to restore his wealth and power begins taking villagers one by one. As Stone Ghost finds himself immersed in a bitterly divided and terrified community, the infamous Two Hearts becomes more legend than human, and the question remains: How does anyone track a myth? But when the pieces of the puzzle start falling into place, it becomes clear that those who appear the bravest may actually possess unimaginable darkness.Will Dusty and Maureen finally solve this ancient crime and put innocent souls to rest before the past collides with the present?
Wayne Dundee's straight-shootin', hard-ridin' fan favorite is back in the saddle and on a journey for justice.Lone McGantry's journey to Rio Fuego, Colorado, began as a straightforward mission to acquire livestock for his burgeoning Nebraska horse ranch. However, destiny had other plans, thrusting him into a perilous showdown with a merciless mob hell-bent on lynching a prisoner en route to trial.In a desperate attempt to avert the lynching, tragedy strikes when the Rio Fuego marshal overseeing the prisoner's transfer is fatally shot, and the prisoner, Jaime, makes a daring escape. As Lone finds himself entangled with the late marshal's deputies and joining forces to restore order to the turbulent town, he swears to recapture the escaped prisoner and expose those accountable for the marshal's murder.Following a newfound lead suggesting Jaime's innocence, he embarks on an unrelenting pursuit, aided by the prisoner's resolute sister. Too bad their path takes them deep into the heart of New Mexico, where they're sure to face a barrage of challenges, from cunning bushwhackers to other menacing hazards.
Award winning author Gordon D. Shirreffs gave readers a multitude of action-packed adventures, set in a time when lawlessness could only be tamed by those brave enough to fight it. In The Godless Breed, Lee Hunter and Jack Pries-dirty, guilty, and wholly unrepentant-find themselves south of the border, facing a Mexican firing squad for a multitude of crimes. Their hatred of each another is so powerful that the only aspect either of them minds about dying is that they have to do it together. But their shared dream of finding lost gold is sure to lead them both to an unenviable end.During Quicktrigger, the odds are stacked seven to one against Lane Forbes. But for a Texas Ranger, those odds aren't that bad. Surely, his steady hand, clear eye, and precise aim will even out those numbers in no time. And when all is said and done, he'll be walking away-unless he ends up being a casualty to hubris and bad luck."Written by the hand of a master." -The New York Times
Get swept away in this captivating continuation of the Central Coast series that follows a stubborn California rancher's daughter as she battles between freedom and familial duty. Ginny Nugent never knew the true meaning of obligation until her mother's death. As her father grapples with the passing of his beloved wife, he falls into a deep depression fueled by any substance he can get his hands on. With the future of their family ranch hanging in the balance, an unwanted stranger might just be the salvation they need.Jeremy Lawsen didn't know what to expect when he set out on his journey from the South to the untamed deserts of California. When Ginny's grandmother asked him to check on Ginny, he never expected to find a run-down ranch, an overworked Native American cook, and a crippled cow hand filling in as Ginny's family. Believing her living conditions to be unfit for a woman of her status, Jeremy urges Ginny to pack up her life for a chance to go to boarding school and start anew. Torn between the love for her family ranch and a future just like the one her mother imagined for her, Ginny must decide which future she wants for herself-and if Jeremy will be the one to get her there. Will Ginny find everything she's looking for and dare to take a chance at freedom...or will she succumb to self-doubt and stay at the only home she's ever known?
From New York Times bestselling authors W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear comes part three in their gripping Anasazi mystery series.After uncovering an ancient mass grave in New Mexico, Archaeologists Dusty Stewart and Maureen Cole think things can't get any worse-until they begin excavating the charred remains of a ceremonial chamber and discover it's filled with the brutalised bones of children. Maureen, having analyzed similar mass graves in Iraq, takes it in stride. But Dusty's nightmares become so severe that he feels as though an evil presence has stepped across a narrow bridge of time and now walks the site beside them, invisible, but always present and haunting. With every uncovered artifact seemingly whispering in the voices of dead children, Dusty and Maureen wonder what kind form of evil could cause so much destruction-and if the overwhelming feeling of being followed will ever go away.In the year A.D. 1263, War Chief Browser enters the very same ceremonial chamber-but this time, it's filled with freshly dead bodies. Knowing there's a killer moving unseen through the ruins of a dying civilization, Browser recruits the skills of an old shaman to help him uncover the truth about the enigmatic murderer who's terrorizing their people.Will Dusty and Maureen ever be able to escape an ancient haunting and unearth truths based on archaeological findings alone?
A captivating paranormal romance that embarks on a journey of newfound love...and the everlasting effects of grief.After a devastating accident, young billionaire Jack Malone is left wanting for the family and life he lost. Closing his heart off to the world in fear of feeling the same heartache, he has become a notorious recluse and landlord to several houses in St. Augustine. But despite his best efforts to keep people at arm's length, his carefully constructed world is about to crumble.When teacher Sydney Crane blows into town, she doesn't expect her first encounter with her landlord to involve property vandalization-and unexpected nudeness. Off to a rocky start, she is determined to change Jack's opinion of her. But after the unexplainable shakes her world, and she finds herself in his protective embrace...she worries she may have ventured too far.As Jack and Sydney's connection deepens, so do their supernatural encounters. Navigating past heartache and an increasingly haunted house, their pursuit of love becomes a race against time that even they fear they won't survive.Will Jack and Sydney be able to unravel an ancient murder before their chance at love evaporates faster than a fleeting apparition?
Award-winning author Harlan Hague takes readers on an unforgettable journey of loss, resilience, and the search for a new beginning.After the devastating loss of his beloved wife, Wes Haag finds himself grappling with grief and the daunting task of starting over. Determined to create a fresh start for himself and his young son, he embarks on a treacherous cattle drive from Texas to Kansas-and a land of new possibilities.Amidst the unforgiving landscapes and unpredictable weather, Wes encounters Christina Browning, a young schoolteacher burdened by her own demons. As they forge a connection amidst harsh challenges, they find solace in each other's company. But their hopes for a peaceful life are threatened when a ruthless rancher sets his sights on their land, unleashing a battle for survival.Bound by a shared sense of justice, Wes and Christina befriend an old Kansas Indian who seeks solace in his ancestral lands, and they lend their support to a group of black Exodusters-former slaves yearning for their own Promised Land. As racial prejudice and violence escalate, Wes and Chrissie become determined to protect those who are marginalized, challenging the injustices that plague their community.
Dive into this captivating continuation of the Central Coast series and follow a fierce Spaniard woman as she fights for her family's survival and navigates the unbalanced nature of love.Maria Matera, nicknamed Palomita by her father, is the pride and joy of her family. For her mother, family pride and a good marriage are everything. For Palomita, independence is essential-and not often shown to a young woman in 1850's California.But tragedy strikes when the American government stakes to claim the Matera's land as theirs, and Palomita's world is turned upside down. As a fight ensues for the land her brothers and father worked so hard to turn into a family homestead, Palomita struggles to keep her family alive and their heritage intact.Considering marriage to Miguelito Robles, a young vaquero, may be the solution to all their problems. Yet as Palomita begins to open her heart to the notion of love, her mistrust of men cuts deeper than ever before.Will Palomita's story of betrayal turn into one of redemption as she chooses between walking the path set forth by others...or will she forge her own in a world where society thwarts a woman's every move?
Immerse yourself in the dark and twisted world of John A. Russo's The Hog Lady, where the boundaries of horror and suspense are shattered.Sandy Jacobs, a transgender woman grappling with her own demons, possesses a chilling obsession-disposing of her victims by feeding them to insatiable hogs. With Bradley as her compliant and easily manipulated accomplice, they plunge headlong into a spree of murder and robbery, leaving a wake of blood-soaked secrets in their path.Unbeknownst to this deadly duo, relentless detectives Vince Spivak and Jerry Delaney launch themselves into an unrelenting pursuit of the news-shattering murderer. But when their unwavering commitment to justice leads them to Bradley, the nightmarish crime scenes increase...and their chilling dance with death intensifies.As the detectives navigate the gruesome aftermath of Sandy and Bradley's crimes, and the lines between predator and prey blur, they find themselves entangled in a web of deadly secrets and bone-chilling revelations, where the malevolent shadows of one of the most bizarre and dangerous criminal minds in history threaten to consume them.In this gripping tale, Russo delves deep into the twisted psyche of his characters, exploring the sinister depths of human depravity and the lengths some will go to satisfy their darkest desires.
Western Writers of America Owen Wister Award winner Gordon D. Shirreffs was known for telling exciting and action-packed tales of the American West.During Fort Suicide, within the walls of Fort Joslyn, there are sixty-seven officers and men fit to fight, fifty mutinous outcasts being held prisoners awaiting trial, and worst of all, twenty-five helpless women. Outside the fort is a swarm of blood-crazed Apaches ready to come through the gates and destroy them all. With no hope of overcoming the daunting dilemma facing them, the brave men of Fort Joslyn must prepare to meet their maker and take down as many Apache as they can beforehand.Even the bravest of men are no match for their captors in The Brave Rifles. Sioux indians were experts at torture, having created some of the most diabolical methods known to man. They tortured not to get information, but to instill fear and to terrorize their enemies. When a man is found by the Cavalry, still barely alive, they get to see the Sioux's handy work up close."The joy of reading Shirreffs is in his mastery of pacing and his tough, gritty prose." -James Reasoner, New York Times bestselling author
New York Times bestselling authors W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear premiere a captivating new mystery series packed with ancient myth.Archaeologist Dusty Stewart finds himself diving into a chilling excavation of an ancient massacre site when the echoes of an eight-hundred-year-old mystery reverberate, leaving tantalizing clues in its wake. But Dusty's expertise is not enough to decode the brutality etched into the remains, and-in a twist of fate-his nemesis is summoned to aid in deciphering the cryptic puzzle.When Dr. Maureen Cole arrives at the scene just as a formidable artifact surfaces-the basilisk, a symbol of witches and the hidden realm of duplicity-her task is to trace an ancient blood trail, a path laden with betrayal and madness. Drawing on her anthropological expertise, Maureen embarks on a quest to unveil the truth behind the heinous crime that has remained shrouded for centuries.But the horrors of the past have a way of intertwining with the present.Across time, in the shadowy expanse of Hillside Village, a primeval monster known as Two Hearts lurks, moving invisibly through the Katsinas' People and casting a sinister shadow. And when War Chief Browser discovers his wife's brutal murder at its hands, he vows to end the methodical killer's reign by any means necessary-and uncover its terrifying secret once and for all.Can Dusty and Maureen piece together the puzzle before the malevolent forces that span centuries ensnare them?
Blood in the Yellowstone is Gregory C. Randall's explosive new installment in the Deputy Jordan Tynes modern western series.Jordan Tynes is a tough and determined woman who is used to being in charge. As the acting sheriff of Park County, Montana, she's seen it all, from petty crime to major drug trafficking. But nothing could have prepared her for the biggest case of her career-the murder of four men, including a man incarcerated for a crime he didn't commit.As the threads of the investigation unravel, it becomes evident that these men shared a connection with Livingston's enigmatic police chief, Wes Banning, and a lingering question emerges-was Banning merely acquainted with the criminals, or was he entwined in their illicit activities?Now, it's up to Jordan to find out the truth. But Banning is a powerful man with friends in high places...and he'll stop at nothing to protect his secrets.
In the captivating conclusion to the Nickel Hill series, award-winning author Irene Bennett Brown takes readers on a thrilling journey back to 1907.At Nickel Hill Ranch, a joyous wedding celebration takes a dark turn when a stranger arrives, claiming that the land does not legally belong to Jocelyn and Pete Pladson. With unwavering confidence in the legitimacy of their deed, the Pladsons' world is thrown into chaos when the stranger reveals his true identity: Dillard Scott-a man with deep-rooted connections to the ranch as the son of its original owners.As bitter history resurfaces, Dillard and his brothers launch a relentless campaign to force the Pladsons off the land they call their own. But when the brothers resort to a dangerous attempt at ransom, everything Jocelyn and Pete have worked so hard to attain...is but a small price.In the face of imminent danger and ruthless adversaries, one family must summon every ounce of strength and courage to prove the ranch's legal ownership and tirelessly defend the land they treasure-even when they find themselves at crosshairs with hoodlums who will stop at nothing to claim their one true deed.
Gordon D. Shirreffs, an award-winning author of tales of the old American West, brings to life colorful characters and throws them into action-packed scenarios to excite and delight readers both young and old. In Slaughter at Broken Bow, the fort at Broken Bow had festered like a sore in the side of the Sioux Nation for far too long. The time had come to lance the wound and rid the sacred lands of Wamantanka of the white-eye menace once and for all. The battle would be fierce, bloody, and decisive...In Southwest Drifter, Wes Yardigan finds himself on the receiving end of a campaign to wipe his existence from the face of the earth. He doesn't know the who or the why of it yet, but he knows one thing for sure-there's no way he's going to just lay down and die without a fight.As the bullets fly and enemies are cut down one by one, Cardigan's resilience comes to the forefront like a live wire, powering him through the toughest, most brutal experience of his life thus far."The joy of reading Shirreffs' work is in his mastery of pacing and his tough, gritty prose." - James Reasoner, author of Outlaw Ranger.
"Bitter and heartbroken after the untimely death of a loved one, Lone McGantry finds himself once again aimlessly drifting across the frontier. Seeking solace from the woman who helped raise him, he visits 'Ma' Sharples in North Platte, NE, where he discovers Ma has been recently jilted of her life savings by conman Jack Swain. Feeling a renewed sense of purpose, Lone vows to track down the varmint. The trail takes many twists and turns, ultimately leading him to the violent Eccles gang. Lone makes this gang his new target, and is joined by a black U.S. Marshal, as well as a gunslinging gambler and his mistress who have their own grievances with Eccles' bunch. More danger is encountered before the gang is cornered against the looming butte known as Devil's Tower, where they are obsessed with uncovering a cursed ancient treasure. On a cold, rainy night, it's not only hot lead and gunsmoke that delivers justice-- but also the touch of an ancient curse."--Publisher.
Tangled Times is the captivating second novel in the Nickel Hills Series by award-winning author Irene Bennett Brown.The story takes place in Flint Hills, Kansas, in the early 1900s. Jocelyn Belle Royal, after losing her farm to the bank, joins a mule drive and arrives in Flint Hills, where she rekindles her acquaintance with childhood friend Pete Pladson. Jocelyn and Pete are now married, running a cattle operation on the Nickel Hill Ranch.The struggles the couple face in settling into their new life and building their cattle herd are numerous. However, they endeavor to rally neighbors to start a community school on their property. Their efforts are met with opposition from cattle rustlers and parents alike. The Pladsons welcome two homeless young people into their home and hearts, despite escalating tensions in their small community.
Gordon D. Shirreffs, Spur Award and Owen Wister Award winning author, was a master teller of action-filled tales of the old American west. In Range Rebel, it was hell with the hide off, but Dave Yeamans had asked for it, sure enough. His very first day as top kick of the Double-W he'd had to take on Shorty Ganoe in a bloody fight men would be talking about in whispers for years to come. The very next day, he'd had a gang of them to face in a rip-roaring, blazing gunfight that eventually set fire to the whole darn valley, again leaving a mark folk would speak of for ages.In Code of the Gun: He was a lawman, yet they branded him a killer. Despite it all, he was dead set on clearing up the cattle-rustling mystery...whether or not he died doing it.The bullets would fly, blood would be spilled, and lives would be ended...but The Code would be upheld no matter what."The joy of reading Shirreffs' work is in his mastery of pacing and his tough, gritty prose." - James Reasoner, author of Outlaw Ranger.
"Having made the decision to leave Richard and the whites, Willow packs, only to discover that all of the expedition's horses, including her own, have been stolen--a fact the scarred hunter, Travis Hartman can't abide! For Richard, the pursuit of the thieves and recovery of the animals will leave him forever changed. Meanwhile, the Arikara make their move on Maria, ending in a bloody battle where Willow crosses a line she never anticipated. Reunited with a wounded Richard, she struggles to save his life. But some bridges cannot be crossed. Heartbroken, she leaves in the desperate hopes of returning to her people. Only to face her biggest challenge yet when a Blackfeet raiding party crosses her path, for they have a captive too dear to her heart to let die. As the Maria struggles to ascend the Yellowstone, Dave Green will meet the end of all his dreams. And Richard will face the wilderness alone, and battle for his very life."--
It's the year 1900, and Jocelyn Belle Royal has lost her farm to the bank. She joins a mule drive, hoping to earn back what she lost. Unexpectedly, she finds herself stranded on an abandoned ranch with the mules after her new companions, Whit Hanley and Sam Birdwhistle, leave her behind. To make matters worse, Sam reveals that their former outlaw gang might be after them.Despite the challenges, Jocelyn refuses to abandon the mules she's caring for and is determined to be paid by the mule boss. Meanwhile, a renewed friendship with Pete Pladson, a cowhand and western artist, brings her some happiness.As Jocelyn becomes more involved with the mules, outlaws, and Pete, she also takes an interest in women's suffrage and gets involved in a disagreement over the governor's mansion. While she wonders if she will ever realize her dream and reclaim her farm, she is also left questioning whether the fragrance of her mother's shawl and the few items it contains will be all the home she ever has.
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