Tom Yancy was the eighth person to go out in gunsmoke as murder multiplied in the gold-rush town of Rock Creek. Maybe Yancy knew who was fingering the lucky prospectors in the diggin's at Rustlers' Bend. Maybe he aimed to tell who was running cattle off the ranches around Rock Creek. But he wasn't going to be identifying anyone now.

Rustlers' Bend

Literature & Fiction

Ermine, Will

United States

Western Series Level II (24)

Hal Graydon got the message: a lot of powerful people didn’t want him to take on the job of fencing the greatest cattle range in all of the Southwest. It was the biggest job of his life, but a fence meant war, and war was something a fence-man could live without.

The Naked Land (Center Point Large Print)

Wells, Lee E.

Walt Durand is on his way to Red Cloud to meet his best friend, Larry Cramer, when his horse is shot out from under him. Because there is no ground cover, he has no alternative but to hide behind the body of his dead horse. He determines there are three, maybe four, shooters and they appear to be in no hurry. His only option is to keep himself a diminished target and hope for nightfall. Any movement he makes brings on a new round of gunfire.

Trouble Hunter: A Western Story

GROVE, FRED

He was a Texas tough, but when the others stole all the cattle they could find and stampeded them over the edge of a deadly cliff — Quinton let them do it.

The Gun Trail

DeRosso, H.A.

Farmers have been induced to settle on land in the high desert country of Oregon in “Grangers, Get Your Guns,” but sufficient water has not been supplied as promised. Ed Rawlins is a former gunfighter who has decided to settle down and farm, but when the water company hires gunfighters to discourage those who are complaining about too little water, Rawlins will have to bring out his guns again to help the farmers.

The Durango Stage: A Western Trio

Overholser, Wayne D.

When Drogovich’s gold was stolen and his daughter kidnapped in a daring train robbery, the ruthless gold king had big reasons and plenty of sharpshooters to make sure the case got solved pronto.

The Fate

Wheeler, Richard S.

Branded a killer by the false testimony of two men out to protect themselves, Bob Webb was sentenced to twenty years in Yuma Penitentiary for a murder he didn’t commit. After serving seven of those years, he became aware of some prisoners planning an escape and convinced them to let him join them. Now the only one who hasn’t been caught, he assumes the alias of Cape Sloan and heads for Tucson to get revenge.

Clattering Hoofs

RAINE, William MacLeod

“She-Wolf of the Rio Grande” opens to a band of nocturnal riders, rustlers from the wilds of Chihuahua who have crossed the border to drive off a herd of cattle belonging to Ross Millerick’s Block M. They are led by a woman wearing a black leather mask. To her men she is known as The Angel. To those who fear her she is called Hija de SatanÃ¡s, Daughter of Satan. Ross Millerick has enlisted the help of Texas Ranger Tom Garrett, who gives pursuit across the Rio Grande into Mexico where he has no authority but discovers that The Angel may be more sinned against than sinning.

Burned with the Coyote Brand: A Western Trio

Cushman, Dan

Adventure is where you find it -- and young Til Carter found it in a hurry when he headed north into the toughest country in Alaska with Gordon Bettles, the hardiest old sourdough this side of hell. He also found a beautiful redhead named Julie Condon, who wanted him to settle down and buy into a safe claim, but Til had faith in Bettles's prophecy: "Somewheres, on some river, the big strike's comin'. An' when she comes, an' the news of it hits the outside, there's goin' to be the damnedest gold rush the world has ever seen."

The Stampeders (Center Point Large Print)

Hendryx, James B.

Led by the dreaded Geronimo and Chatto, a band of Chiricahua Apache warriors swept up out of Mexico in a red deathwind. Their vow — to destroy every white life in their bloody path across Arizona Territory. But between the swirling forces of white and red hatred history sent a lone Indian rider named Pa-nayo-tishn, The Coyote Saw Him, crying peace — and the fate of the Chiricahuas, and all free Apaches, was altered forever.

Chiricahua

HENRY, WILL

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