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Lone Star and the Outlaw Posse (Lone Star #60)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Lone Star and the Phantom Gunmen (Lone Star #63)
by Wesley EllisDesert Hell! Jessie and Ki ride out to the Arizona territory to look after Starbuck interests. They find the town of Whitewash helpless against a band of phantom rustlers. And what starts as cow thieving ends as murder.
Lone Star and the Rustler's Ambush (Lone Star #58)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Lone Star and the Sierra Swindlers (Lone Star #55)
by Wesley EllisWord has reached Jessie that someone's staked a claim on Starbuck land up in the Sierras. And although Jessie knows that the land is just a no-account piece of sage and rock, not even worth stealing, she decides to investigate. Reaching the high country, Jessie and Ki soon discover that the town's been infested with double-dealing confidence men. Gold-fevered prospectors are handing over hard cash for the worthless claims -- and the only ones likely to get rich are the con men. But these are no smalltime swindlers. Fast with their guns and their fists, the Lone Star duo soon find they're playing for deadly stakes...
Lone Star and the Sky Warriors (Lone Star #61)
by Wesley EllisSabotage in the Skies.Professor Sperry was either a genius or a madman. Only people with a death wish tried to fly from San Francisco to St Louis by hot air balloon. If the Rockies or the desert didn't get you, the Indians always had their chance. But fifty thousand dollars in prize money made the trip a whole lot more inviting-and a whole lot more dangerous.
Lone Star and the Stagecoach War (Lone Star #53)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Lone Star and the Tong's Revenge (Lone Star #59)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Lone Star and the Two Gun Kid (Lone Star #54)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Lone Star in a Range War (Lone Star #62)
by Wesley Ellisn the shadow of the gallows. Skull Creek, Wyoming-an easy town to die in. As easy as buying a two-dollar pistol or a crooked judge. But who bought the twisted justice that would send Pete Bodie swinging from a hangman's noose? They called it murder, but his only crime was raising sheep in cattle country.
Lone Star in the Big Horn Mountains (Lone Star #56)
by Wesley EllisThey call them The Lone Star Legend. Jessica Starbuck - a magnificent woman of the West, fighting for justice on America's fromtier... Ki - the martial arts master sworn to protect her and the code she lived by...Together they conquered the West as no other man and woman ever had!
Long Henry
by Robert KammenLong Henry Banner was tall and rock-lean, and hanging at his hip was a .45 Colt Dragoon. He was marshal of Waco and a confirmed bachelor until the day Cassandra Ashbury stepped off the noon stage from the East. A week later they were man and wife. And then Henry got bushwhacked by a stranger and damn near got killed, and by the time he was back on his feet again, Cassandra was gone. Long Henry knew that sentimentality can buy a man a parcel of land on Boot Hill. But Texans have short fuses and long memories. It would take Henry seven years to track his wife north to the biggest spread in Wyoming. It would be there in the shadow of the Big Horns that he'd square off for a second showdown with death-and live or die to learn a woman's secret that was sealed with gunpowder and blood.
Longarm On the Overland Trail
by Tabor EvansA mad dog killer is shootin' up Denver! He's a half-pint imitation of Black Jack Slade, the desperado of dime novel fame. Thinkin' he's the legendary bad man, the armchair outlaw has savagely gunned down two army officers in his sister's parlor. Now he's out on the overland trail, and judging by the way he's killing, even Marshal Long is inclined to think that maybe black jack slade has come to life. The peewee gunslinger might be crazy, but he ain't stupid ... he's deadly. 104th novel in the "Longarm" series, 1987.
Murphy
by Gary PaulsenMurphy, sheriff of Cincherville, Colorado, was a big man who reminded people of a bear. In 1868, when Murphy was a boy, a recruiter with shiny brass buttons and a blue uniform had come through and fed him half a bucket of warm saloon beer laced with straight jack whiskey and had signed him on to head west with the cavalry and fight Indians.
On Dead Man's Range
by Lou CameronSheriff Commodore Perry Owens just lost his first election in seventeen years. Maybe folks in the Arizona Territory were ready for a change...and then again, maybe Stringer ought to go have a look-see. The trouble is, Perry's vanished and everyone who knew him is either dead or vanished too. But when hot lead and hard knuckles start flying, Stringer's belt-buckle deep in ghostly mystery and willing women. And even if the ghosts may be hokum, the women are flesh-and-blood beauties!
Rawhide (Stagecoach Station # #30)
by Hank MitchumAt Fort Bowie, the troops under the command of Col. Brett Johnston were poised for an all-out war with Cochise's Apache band, and the entire territory awaited the bloody confrontation. It was a perfect situation for outlaws and Indian-hating white men to exploit for their own ruthless purposes. Bank robber and murderer Red Stoker, for one, saw his chance to hit the Butterfield stage that carried a rich payroll. And a jealous lieutenant who coveted Col. Johnston's adopted daughter was another who would go to any lengths--however violent--to get what he wanted. But neither man counted on the honor and bravery of a young man who had everything to lose in a bitter war that would profit others. He was Brondo, the third son of Cochise. Once before he had snatched the colonel's daughter from the jaws of death--and now he vowed he would save her and his own people from utter destruction, with little thought to his own life.
Redwood Empire
by A. E. MaxwellMaya's children would never know the hunger that she and her sisters had faced. That she had promised herself as she stood by her mother's grave. And though Hale Hawthorne was a ruthless man who had gained success at the price of his gentler, human side, he had offered her the priceless gift of a secure future. Yet Hale's son had made Maya his own, and she could never forget the youthful Will. Nor could she control the burning desire that ruled her days and tormented her nights for the handsome boy who had vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
Rio Hondo (The Brannocks)
by Matt BraunIn a land of long red sunsets, Clint and Virgil Brannock had carved out a sweeping cattle spread along the lush banks of the Rio Hondo. But now Clint has been called away to fight in the Apache wars, and Virgil, driven by his ambition, is corralling mustangs on the Llando Estscado. With their family ranch in New Mexico territory threatened by men of greed and power, men who send murderers to do their dirty work, the Brannocks can only turn to one another--to hold onto an empire they have built with their sweat and blood.
Rogue River (The Texas Anthem Series)
by Kerry NewcombThe captain was a madwoman with a scattergun. The soldiers were a whore, a surveyor's assistant, a writer, a crusty old Irishman, two murderous brothers, a criminal, and a county hunter. And the only way out of the mountains was on a frigid river that flowed toward the Missouri--a river running with blood.Texas-born Cole Anthem was the bounty hunter. He had followed an outlaw right into the middle of a major Indian uprising and a battle that turned into a slaughter. Now Cole and the other survivors of a raging Cheyenne war are taking the only chance they have: riding a woman's keelboat toward safety. But up and down the Rogue, a glory-mad chief hasn't given up. His warriors are armed and waiting--to spill the white men's blood...
Royal Coach (Stagecoach Station #31)
by Hank MitchumFrom the teeming city of Chicago to the rugged Badlands of the Dakotas, from the majestic Rocky Mountains to California's Gold Coast, the Royal Coach rolls proudly across the frontier. Count Wilhelm von Schiller and his lovely sister Cristiana embark upon a grand adventure with a host of compelling characters. In their specially built Concord coach they traverse this new and savage land, where death lurks at every bend--and rides with them in their own traveling party. A novel as big and beautiful as the untamed frontier, ROYAL COACH will thrill the millions of readers of the bestselling STAGECOACH series with a new tale of danger and romance in the Wild West.
Savage Horizons (The Blue Hawk Trilogy)
by Rosanne BittnerBlue Hawk was born into the Cheyenne culture of his parents, but when he is adopted by a white trapper and renamed Caleb Sax it is difficult for him to adjust to the white man&’s ways. He encounters prejudice everywhere he goes and struggles to remember his true blood despite his upbringing. Caleb&’s adoptive parents raise him alongside their daughter, Sarah, and love him like their own. As Caleb and Sarah grow up together, their secret passion for one another becomes undeniable. When tragedy strikes and Caleb is left for dead, Sarah, carrying Caleb&’s baby, is taken away and forced to marry a brutal man she does not love. Though Caleb and Sarah believe the other to be dead, their diverging paths prove that their love and longing for each other can never die. PRAISE:&“Power, passion, tragedy, and triumph are Rosanne Bittner&’s hallmarks. Again and again, she brings readers to tears.&” —Romantic Times&“Extraordinary…Bittner&’s characters spring to life.&” —Publishers Weekly
Shadow Walker (The Texas Anthem Series)
by Kerry NewcombCole Anthem had faced the horrors of war, but Teardrop, Arkansas, held terrors of its own...While the Anthem family was building a ranching empire in Texas, Cole Athem was proving himself in war. Now Cole is a man in a 17-year-old's body, using his cunning and skill to make living bounty hunting in Arkansas--until Cole hunts down a half-breed renegade called the Osage Kid.The town of Teardrop believes the Kid committed a sting of vicious murders. But Cole knows he didn't--and suddenly he and his prisoner are launched into a manhunt for a murderer. With Teardrop swirling with rumor, intrigue, and more than one pretty woman with a plan, the teenage bounty hunter and the wily outlaw are searching the wild Ozarks for something more veil than a killer--and more dangerous than any man...The powerful third novel in Kerry Newcomb's acclaimed Anthem series is a classic novel of law, lawlessness and courage on the American frontier.
Spirit Wolf
by Gary D. SveeIn frigid Montana, a boy tracks a killer wolf and learns to be a manIt is the worst winter anyone in Montana can remember. If the cold doesn't let up soon, the Brue family farm may be done for good--and the Brues along with it. Young Nashua Brue is shivering over his breakfast one morning when his father announces that Nash will be taking the week off school. A great wolf has been savaging the local cattle, and the cattlemen's association has offered a $500 reward for the beast's head. Nash and his father will risk death to get that prize, for their lives depend on it.Father and son saddle up and ride into the frozen countryside with an eccentric gang of hunters. But as they track the majestic animal, Nash begins to doubt their mission. Who is the real villain of the prairie--the men compelled by greed to kill, or the wolf that, like Nash's family, simply does whatever it takes to survive?
Stringer
by Lou CameronHe's making news with his fists, his gun...and the ladies. The San Francisco Sun's freelance field stringer Stuart "Stringer" MacKail needs a new story to sell to pay the bills. His editor sends him back to MacKail's home town in Calaveras County for an update on an old legend about a stagecoach robbery by "Sulky Jack" and its missing treasure. Stringer's feet barely hit the ground when the bullets begin flying and it quickly becomes clear that folks are still trying to find the treasure and will stop anyone who gets in their way. Dead bodies, hard drinking and friendly women abound, and it's up to Stringer to uncover whatever truth may exist to get the story written and get himself back to Frisco in once piece.
Stringer on the Assassins' Trail
by Lou CameronStringer was just doing his job when he went to hear Teddy Roosevelt speak at a railway stop in Granger, Wyoming. But Stringer's job is to write about the speech - not get shot at! So suddenly a certain reporter has a powerful curiosity about who wants him six feet under. There's just one hitch. Stringer can't be sure if the bullet was meant for him or old Teddy. Now all MacKail has to do is dodge a pack of hired killers, swap lead with a few train robbers, match wits with a renegade Shoshoni, and bed a few lusty ladies-on a trail that can end on the front page-or the obituaries...
Taos (Stagecoach Station # #32)
by Hank MitchumJeanne Townsend had to get out of Albuquerque last. An undercover Pinkerton agent, she had damning evidence against the corrupt Darryl Landreth. When the red-haired beauty took the north bound stage to Denver, Landreth's hired hardcases set out in close pursuit, and soon the lives of several people hung in the balance--including a cynical gambler, a naive schoolgirl, two lusty ladies of the night and a world-weary deputy marshal. The trail led to a dangerous showdown in the dusty streets of Taos, where Landreth's guntough assassins lay in wait.