Death Legacy

Romance

Seewald, Jacqueline

Romantic Suspense

Five Star

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United States Marine Corps Workout

Andrew Flack

Four men's destinies are chained to the huge water wheels irrigating the great rancho of Don Alfredo Correon de Leon y Delgado, deep in Chihuahua.  John Hardisty, a cheated prospector, Geoffrey Carruthers, a rather proper English rancher, the crazed Irishman, O'Meara, and Juanito Tomás, son of a powerful Comanche chief, work as slaves turning the wheels, each an innocent captured by Don Alfredo's private army.  Hardisty and O'Meara are loners who are not missed but Juanito's father vows revenge and release for his son while Carruthers' sweet and brave sister, Ann sets out on a perilous journey searching for him after his disappearance.  The fierce Comanches raid the hacienda to free Juanito just after Ann has arrived there to inquire about Geoffrey.  The prisoners escape, and in a bargain with Chief Tomás, Hardisty rescues Ann from Don Alfredo's clutches.  Hardisty must claim her as his "woman" to protect her from the Indians, something the highborn Ann scorns.  After her injured brother dies, she must trust Hardisty as they escape across the desert with the bloodthirsty Mexicans behind them and the fearsome Indians in front of them...or perish.

Night of the Comanche Moon: A Western Story (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Literature & Fiction

Flynn, T.T.

Genre Fiction

WesternThe Tincup cattle ranch is in the high ranges of the storm country in Colorado, near the border with Utah. Tincup is owned by Raoul Joliffe and his son, Mart. The previous year there was trouble with a sheep rancher from Utah, John Robineau, who moved his sheep herd into Tincups graze. This attempt at range theft was settled without human bloodshed, but Robineaus sheep were destroyed. Even if Tincup was in the right, Mart Joliffe carries with him a sense of guilt over what happened. Yet this was only the first of several personal ordeals for Mart Joliffe.*First Edition Western

Tincup in the Storm County: A Western Story (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Patten,Lewis B.

United States

Arriving in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin with a small herd of cattle and his dreams of becoming a well-to-do rancher, Bob Hogarth joins a ranching combine whose members may include rustlers

Medicine Wheel: Five Star Westerns (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Savage, Les

Included in this collection of Western stories featuring the Rawhide Kid, one of T.T. Flynn's most famous and popular characters, is the original story to feature him. The classic tales of his adventures stand out as some of the finest Western stories ever produced; from the Kid's first arrival in Agua Fría and his meeting of Holy Joe Moran to his entanglement in the battle for Holy Joe's gold. There are also plenty of gunfights, range wars, cowmen versus sheep grazers and, of course, pretty women in this Western quintet.

Rawhide: A Western Quintet

WesternTaking advantage of his dual Canadian and American citizenship, Tom Flynn joins the Mounties in investigating the brutal death of a boy from the mission school at Assumption  very likely an attack by Black Jack Survays vicious wolf dog. Flynn strikes out to hunt Survay down on a perilous trail. Relentless in his search  facing down brigades of fur trappers, angry Cree Indians, and a treacherous winter blizzard  hell either get some answers or die trying . . .*First Edition Western

Valley of a Thousand Smokes: A North-Western Story (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Cushman, Dan

WesternJane Candia Coleman is a natural storyteller whose characters come from the lands between the southwestern valleys of Arizona and the Gila Mountains of New Mexico. The night Billy the Kid died is hauntingly depicted in Corrido for Billy. Lady Flo is a memoir, based on historical fact, of the black wife of an Irish nobleman. Moving On depicts a young girl abandoned by her family who finds her way with an itinerant Jewish peddler. And Are You Coming Back, Phin Montana? is the winner of the 1995 Spur Award for Best Western Short Fiction. Each story embodies the finest elements of Western fiction imitations of hope, vulnerability, and courage.*First Edition Western

Moving on: Stories of the West (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Coleman, Jane Candia

Book by Oversholser, Wayne D., Overholser, Wayne D.

Nugget City: A Western Story (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Overholser, Wayne D.

WesternWhen Dick Rutherford, known as The Colonel, loses all his money betting on his own thoroughbred racehorse, he asks his fiance to wait for him while he goes West to seek another fortune. The trail for The Colonel and his companion Christy Deever is full of adventure and danger. Along the way, the pair has the good fortune to be adopted by a Mandan Indian tribe. One of their warriors believes he can conjure up thunderstorms by invoking the spirit of a medicine stone. And when The Colonel discovers that the stone that shines is a rich vein of quartz gold, he thinks hes found the answer to all his problems. But his problems are just beginning . . .*First Edition Western

The Stone That Shines: A Western Story (Five Star First Edition Western Series)

Brand,Max

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