Posts Categorized: Western

Comanche Captives By

Comanche Captives 1961 Winner of the Oklahoma Writing Award.
1961 Winner of the Spur Award for Best Western Novel.
1961 Winner of the Levi Strauss Golden Saddleman Award for Best Western Writing.

Winter of the Sioux By

Winter of the Sioux The Sioux were among the greatest of Indian nations. Strong, proud and unequaled as fighters. And to the white settlers in the plains, they were predators, a nightmare-made-real. There were few white men who survived an encounter with the Sioux, even fewer who earned their respect and their friendship. One man did, a professional gambler and gunfighter named Beau Mannix. This is his story.

Canyon Killers By

Canyon Killers Walt Slade is a relentless Texas Ranger... the mere sight of this tall lawman, with his lightning-fast draw, astride his great black horse Shadow, is enough to send most outlaws running for their lives. Not this time. Slade takes on a ruthless bandit in a bullet-lashed battle that turns a Texas countryside into an inferno of violence and retribution. 

Conquest By

Conquest Texas was a territory crackling with lawlessness and corruption. Brother challenged brother over the land. Hard men fought for power in a place where might was right. Then Clay Farrar came out of Missouri searching for peace...and met dark, beautiful Toni O'Neill, who desperately needed help. To save her, Clay had to take on the entire, gun-ridden territory. 

Action at War Bow Valley By

Action at War Bow Valley Cattlemen, homesteaders, and hired killers fight wage a deadly range war.

Jim Embree, a foreman of Spanish Spur, knew that War Bow Valley was the key to the whole ranger and feared that only six-guns would buy it. Penn Drummond own the country and wanted the valley, too. So did the farmers like Tom Houghton, a rugged pioneer who knew how to fight. So Drummond started a war that wouldn't end until the last man was standing. Jim was determined to be that man.