Leon Porfilo, an outlaw of poor beginnings and lowly ancestry, goes up against Jeffrey Dinsmore, a gentleman outlaw born of the privileged class, in an attempt to clear his name and gain a pardon.
This is a story of the hard-riding Silvertip and a chase-a chase after a wolf called Frosty, for around Frosty's neck there is an iron collar, and somewhere in that collar is the description of the location of a vein of gold.
The Gentle Desperado is comprised of the following stories, which were originally published in Western Story Magazine and written under the pen name "e;George Owen Baxter"e;: The Gentle Desperado, The Terrible Tenderfoot, and Tiger, Tiger.
Amos Edwards and his adopted nephew, Martin Pauley, try to to find 10 year-old Debbie Edwards, who was abducted by Comanche after a raid that left her family dead.
The author of sixty-two books, more than forty of them published commercially, Ardath Mayhar (1930-2012) began her career in the early 1980s with science fiction novels from Doubleday and TSR.
Young Burr Henderson, who survived an airplane crash in the Arizona desert in Medicine Walk, returns to fight for the ranch that he inherited from his father, and must survive another encounter with death in the unforgiving wasteland.
"e;Silvertip"e; was what men called him, since the other names he chose to wear were as shifting as the sands of the desert; but he was more like a great stag than a grizzly.
After the War Between the States, a Confederate officer longs to heal the heart of a beautiful womanbut first he'll have to right the wrongs that were done to her.
Burt Arthur (1899-1975), a longtime Chicago resident, wrote more than 100 novels over the course of his career, plus numerous radioplays and short stories.
George Washington Ogden (1871-1966) was a newspaperman who worked as an editor for the Kansas City Star, the Chicago Tribune, and various Munsey publications.
The Ronicky Doone Trilogy gathers three classic Western adventures centered on a restless, chivalric wanderer whose courage and wit animate the mythic spaces of the American frontier.
From New York Times and CBA bestselling author Margaret Brownley comes a captivating western romance that blends grit, faith, and unexpected love in the Arizona Territory, perfect for fans of Kim Vogel Sawyer's Heart of the Prairie series.
Margaret Brownley, New York Times and CBA bestselling author, returns with Waiting for Morning, a poignant and heartfelt western romance that weaves together the strength of family and the power of love.
