Westerns

Range Wars and Gunfights. Bronco Busting and Cattle Drives. Gamblers and Gunslingers.

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There was real trouble at Tres Piños and Slim Marvin rode plumb into it. But Slim was not the sort to mind trouble in a good cause. And he got it. Night raiders, cattle rustlers, bad men, and all their assorted villainies.

Loot of the Wolf – When a mysterious cache of outlaw gold leads to a reign of lawlessness and death, the Lone Star Ranger rides into the Big Bend with six-guns primed for a roaring showdown! Jim Hatfield pits himself against a chieftain of owlhooters dedicated to slaughter and terror!

Gunmen of Glory by Clarence E. Mulford – The Kid, sick and desperate, stumbles upon Hopalong Cassidy and tells him the gruesome story of his wife’s murder by Big Henry’s outlaw gang. Hopalong un-limbers his six-shooter and sets out to clean things up.

When Wayne Morgan, the Masked Rider arrives in Splitrock he finds the Sheriff barricaded inside his jail house protecting a cross-border outlaw from getting lynched. When a rider comes into town and announces he’s seen the camp of the Masked Rider and his compadre Blue Hawk, Morgan joins the posse to keep it away from their real camp. When the sheriff dies in an ambush, Wayne Morgan, the Masked Rider becomes the Outlaw Sheriff.

South To Chihuahua is historical fiction of Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution. Mexico had become a hotbed of action, and when these men marched south things began to pop that would make history. This was war. This was Revolucion!

Maid of Mustang Mesa – two Western novelettes by Syl MacDowell (1892-1980).
No Gals In Nogales (1936) – When the law deals a marked deck, Silverado Smith takes the owlhoot trail to vengeance!
Maid of Mustang Mesa (1937) – When Jake Kane Sashays Into the Loop M Ranch, He Brings Quick Gun Justice! Marfa Lamar Sides an Outlaw Maverick and Works a Miracle with Faith and Trust!

And A Gun – three Western stories of ambushes, gamblers and gunfights by Robert Moore Williams.
It’s a difficult thing to stand by while your ranch is being burned to the ground. When this happens you need faith, friends—and a gun.

As a boy, Roy Benton watched his father get killed by the Gorman clan. As a man he has to overcome his fears and bring them to justice. The mighty Missouri River is the backdrop for horse thieves, cattle rustlers and a blood feud that has consumed three generations.

Gun Wolves – three stories about honor and bravery in the Old West by Walt Coburn.

Raiders of Rifle Rock – Below the Pecos Ridge, a Fair Valley Becomes a Shambles When Two Outfits Wage a Desperate Feud—Until Wayne Morgan, the Masked Rider, Rides into Action to Make Peace with Grim Gun Logic!

Tombstones For Tejanos and Other Stories by Harry F. Olmsted
Four Western stories of blood feuds, cattle rustlers, murder, revenge and faith by Harry F. Olmsted (1889-1970).

Rawhide Vengeance Six Stories by Gunnison Steele
From desiccating desert heat to bone crushing blizzard cold, the six stories in Rawhide Vengeance by Gunnison Steele tell of honor, treachery, vengeance and fate in the Old West.