The New Mexico Territory is bleeding in the throes of the Amarillo War, named for the vast estate known as the Amarillo Grant. The estate manager, Lord Ransom, is engaged to the owner's daughter and he's determined to see that pay off. His segundo leads a group of night riders known as the Whitecaps, who use violence and mayhem to brutally clear the grant of 'squatters', homesteaders and ranchers just trying to make lives for themselves. Cleve Bandelier, former cavalry officer and widowed father of two, leads the group of ranchers that the Whitecaps are forcing off the land. But Cleve will need all the strength and courage he can muster if he hopes to stand up for long against the corruption, brute force...and murder.

Winchester Affidavit

Literature & Fiction

Boyer, G. G.

Genre Fiction

Sagebrush Large Print

The New Mexico Territory is bleeding in the throes of the Amarillo War, named for the vast estate known as the Amarillo Grant. The estate manager, Lord Ransom, is engaged to the owner's daughter and he's determined to see that pay off. His segundo leads a group of night riders known as the Whitecaps, who use violence and mayhem to brutally clear the grant of 'squatters', homesteaders and ranchers just trying to make lives for themselves.Cleve Bandelier, former cavalry officer and widowed father of two, leads the group of ranchers that the Whitecaps are forcing off the land. But Cleve will need all the strength and courage he can muster if he hopes to stand up for long against the corruption, brute force...and murder.

Gunsmoke

Morgette and the Shadow Bomber

[Read by Raymond Todd]If he can't find a way to straighten things out fast, Dolf might get blown sky-high, in this exciting combination of mystery and Western. -- Dolf Morgette, legendary gunfighter and lawman of the Old West, is in Alaska when he first hears about a series of mysterious bombings in Pinebluff, Idaho. At first, it sounds like the bombings are being directed at mine owners, probably by disgruntled miners who are unhappy about recent cuts in wages. But when the danger threatens his family, Dolf must take matters into his own hands. Events turn perilous enough that he even appeals to his father-in-law, Chief Henry. If he can't find a way to straighten things out fast, Dolf might get blown sky-high.

United States

Blackstone Audiobooks

On June 25, 1876, the most famous Cavalry and Indian battle in frontier history was fought on the banks of a lonely Montana stream that the Sioux called Greasy Grass and the white men called the Little Big Horn. Although much has been written about that historic day, no one really knows what happened to the 7th Cavalry. No one except Tom Ballard. As the only eyewitness, he finds that surviving the battle was just the first step. Now the people who want to preserve their version of events will do anything to keep the truth from getting out...even if it means silencing Ballard forever.

Custer, Terry, and Me

AmazonEncore

Dolf Morgette was in Alaska when he ﬁrst heard about the series of mysterious bombings in Pinebluff, Idaho. The legendary gunﬁghter and lawman didn't think at ﬁrst that he or his family were in any danger. It sounded to Dolf like the bombings were directed at mine owners, probably by disgruntled miners who were unhappy about recent cuts in wages. But he was wrong. Very wrong. Soon he and his family were in a great deal of danger indeed—and Dolf was right in the middle of everything. If he couldn't ﬁnd a way to straighten things out fast, Dolf might just ﬁnd himself blown sky-high.

Dolf Morgette is determined to head as far west as a man can go—to the wilds of Alaska to join the great gold rush. He's charged with the responsibility of protecting Jack Quillen, the only man alive who can locate the vast goldﬁelds of Lost Sky Pilot Fork. For Morgette, the assignment also holds the possibility of a new life for him and his pregnant wife, and perhaps a chance to settle a score with Rudy Dwan, a gunslinging fugitive working for the competition. But a new life doesn't come without risk...

Morgette in the Yukon

Morgette on the Barbary Coast

Dolf Morgette's reputed ability with a sixgun hasn't deteriorated after a two year stint in jail for a crime he didn't commit. Now, having studied the law as an inmate, Dolf takes his presidential pardon in hand and heads for his home town of Pinebluff. A man who has been railroaded into prison has more than a few scores to settle.Even before the sun sets on Morgette's first day of freedom, he is ambushed by an unidentified horseman. Though he escapes unharmed, Dolf realizes that there are many people around Pinebluff who would just as soon not see him reestablish his position in the territory. Suddenly a fugitive once again, he seeks refuge with his old companion, Doc, and the two men are joined by Dolf's younger brother Matt, and an added surprise—Dolf's son, now a strapping and loyal young man of eighteen.Enemies, both old and new, soon begin to emerge. Though the powerful men of the territory all vie for Dolf's support and allegiance, Dolf suspects that these are the same men who would most like to see him dead, and out of the way. Likewise, the women he encounters at every turn seem equally intent on roping this bitter yet determined man. Unfortunately, among these women are the daughter of one of his potential benefactors—and potential enemies—and Dolf's treacherous but beautiful former wife, now married to the questionable man who took over the old Morgette spread.As Pinebluff is thrust into a bloody power struggle, Dolf Morgette reluctantly finds himself at the very heart of the conflict. Assailed from all sides, able to trust no one but Doc and the loyal Morgette menfolk, yet finding sanctuary where he least expects it, this hard-bitten rangeman fights through to an explosive conclusion.

The Guns of Morgette

NIGHT RIDERS
The New Mexico Territory is bleeding in the throes of the Amarillo War, named for the vast estate known as the Amarillo Grant. The estate manager, Lord Ransom, is engaged to the owner's daughter and he's determined to see that pay off. His segundo leads a group of night riders known as the Whitecaps, who use violence and mayhem to brutally clear the grant of "squatters," homesteaders and ranchers just trying to make lives for themselves. Cleve Bandelier, former cavalry officer and widowed father of two, leads the group of ranchers that the Whitecaps are forcing off the land. But Cleve will need all the strength and courage he can muster if he hopes to stand up for long against the corruption, brute force...and murder.

Custer, Terry, and Me (Western Series)

Center Point Pub

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Winchester Affidavit

Winchester Affidavit

Morgette and the Shadow Bomber

Custer, Terry, and Me

Morgette and the Shadow Bomber

Morgette in the Yukon

Morgette on the Barbary Coast

The Guns of Morgette

Winchester Affidavit

Custer, Terry, and Me (Western Series)