Texas
Raiders of Rifle Rock by Lee E. Wells
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
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).
Boothill Guns by Jackson Cole
BOOTHILL GUNS (1957) by Jackson Cole – A killer-bandit was at large in the town of Frontera, and Jim Hatfield, the Lone Wolf Ranger, had both feet in the grave before he tagged the guilty one.
The Kiowa Killer by Jackson Cole
The Kiowa Killer by Jackson Cole
There are a lot of rattlers in Brasada County, both reptile and human. The Kiowa Killer is the human kind. Jim Hatfield, Lone Wolf Ranger, goes to Brasada County to find the killer of a half dozen people – before the killer finds him.
The Silver Skull and Other Stories by Hapsburg Liebe
The Silver Skull and Other Stories by Hapsburg Liebe
Seven Western stories by Hapsburg Liebe including the novelette, The Silver Skull. Hapsburg Liebe was the pseudonym of Charles Haven Liebe (1880-1957).
From Hell To Texas by Ed Earl Repp
From Hell To Texas – Up North they called Duffy Kildare a hero. But he was a traitor in any man’s language when he rode home to Texas after Appomattox – to fight for the doomed boom-town that had disowned him!
Blood Money and Other Stories by Gunnison Steele
Blood Money and Other Stories – Five hard nosed Western stories by Gunnison Steele about killers, gamblers, bounty hunters, and revenge.
Bullet and Other Stories by Hapsburg Liebe
Bullet and Other Stories by Hapsburg Liebe
Seven classic pulp Western stories by Hapsburg Liebe. Hapsburg Liebe was the pseudonym of Charles Haven Liebe (1880-1957).
Doom Trails a Buckeroo – Three Novelettes by Ed Earl Repp
Doom Trails a Buckeroo – Three Novelettes by Ed Earl Repp
Three novelettes by one of the most prolific masters of Pulp Westerns – Ed Earl Repp (1901–1979).
