Product Description: Two memorable novels from Spur Award-winning author Mike Blakely at one low priceSummer of PearlsThe coming of the railroad nearly spelled the end of the riverboat community of Port Caddo until the Great Caddo Lake Pearl Rush of 1874...read more

A Song to Die For -- a rousing tale mixing love, music, and mystery from Spur Award-winning author Mike Blakely.It's 1975 and guitarist and singer/songwriter Creed Mason hopes to ride the new wave of Texas-style, Austin-based country music all the way back to the big time. A one-hit wonder whose Nashville career was cut short by a trip to Vietnam, Creed is desperate to get back into the business. His break arrives when a country legend, Luster Burnett, comes out of a fifteen-year retirement for one last album and tour in order to pay off a huge debt to the I.R.S. As Luster's new guitarist and band manager, Creed jumps at the chance of a lifetime.Rosa Martini, a beautiful young mob princess from Las Vegas, is found dead just outside of Austin. Texas Ranger Captain Hooley Johnson looks into the case, only to find a second young woman murdered-a friend of Rosa's. To complicate things, Rosa's adoptive brother, mob hit man Franco Martini, is spotted nosing around Austin in the wake of the murders.Soon it appears to Johnson, and to Creed, that the mob-related murders and the band are somehow connected. When the band wins an unexpected booking at the biggest casino in Vegas, Creed begins to wonder what kind of contract his band is being set up for-a major-label recording deal, or a mob hit?

Product Description: Ben Crowell remembers the Great Caddo Lake Pearl Rush of 1874 well. Ben would fall in love for the first time that summer during one of the last great rushes of the nineteenth century, a rush that could not have come at a better time for the riverboat community of Port Caddo...read more

Product Description: Every deer season has a story, and these award-winning authors have one of their own. Authors from all over America share their affinity for nature, their mother land, and the thrill of the hunt. The stories will take you to Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and to the Ozarks and plains of Missouri...read more

Serving as a ransom negotiator for captives among the Native Americans during the Civil War, Honore Greenwood finds himself placed in the same unit as a long-time enemy, refuses to fight against his beloved Arapaho bride's tribe, and is unwittingly pitted against close friend Kit Carson. By the author of Moon Medicine. Reprint.

Ninety-nine-year-old Honore Greenwood chronicles his remarkable adventures in the American West as he describes his friendships with such legendary figures as Kit Carson, Thomas Fitzpatrick, John Hatcher, and the Bent Brothers and his own exploits helping to construct the first American fort in the heart of Comanche Country. Reprint.

A chronicle of Texas looks at four centuries of history in the Lone Star state from a wide variety of cultural perspectives, including Hispanic, African American, and Native American, and offers essays on Texas politics, entertainment, and literature. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

A chronicle of Texas looks at four centuries of history in the Lone Star state from a wide variety of cultural perspectives, including Hispanic, African American, and Native American, and offers essays on Texas politics, entertainment, and literature. 20,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

Told from the perspective of a young Comanche warrior, this fresh look at the Comanche nation follows Horseback as he leads his proud people through war, cultural conflict, political intrigue, and ultimately into the richest hunting ground on Earth

After spending three years in a Texas prison, Roy Huckaby vows to follow the straight and narrow path, but a trip to Boot Hill seems more likely when he gets tangled in a web with a beautiful woman, a bloody war, and a hunt for lost gold. Reprint.

Details the story of young Comanche warrior Horseback who evolves into a brave and courageous leader and leads his people through war, cultural conflict, and political conspiracies to become a great warrior and forever alter the course of history on the Southern Plains. Original.

Recalling his skills as a former outlaw after his brother is killed by confidence man Dee Hassard, preacher Carrol Moncrief begins a challenging manhunt through the Mount of the Snowy Cross. Original.

In the New Mexico Territory in 1870, Bart Young hopes to strike it rich in land speculation on the old Spanish grants, and he soon finds evidence of a lucrative lost grant. By the author of Shortgrass Song. Original.

Following an attack on his beloved ranch, retired livestock detective Claude Duval teams up with Lone Wolf Woverton, a former rustler and a man he has sworn to kill, to track down the men responsible--the Snowy Range Gang. Reissue.

Product Description: This book is a lighthearted look at some of the stories Texans have been improving on since their first telling around the glow of a campfire. A continuation of the entertaining collection of Wild Camp Tales, this volume includes the wildest tales ever told...read more

After an Indian massacre of an army troop, Ross Caldwell's wife fears he is among the dead, but in truth he is fleeing for his life from old Civil War enemies, and his wife must outrun a murderous ex-soldier in order to save him. Reissue.

An epic saga follows the life of Texan Caleb Holcomb, who comes of age during the Civil War and is kidnapped by a Comanche slave woman seeking a way to regain her rightful place in her tribe. Original.

Product Description: According to famous spinner of farfetched stories and Texas Ranger Bigfoot Wallace, the bigger the tale, the more folks tend to want to believe in it. Wild Camp Tales is an entertaining and enlightening collection of some of the biggest tales folks have wanted to believe...read more

Lawnce McCrary, a Texas Ranger, attempts to sign a peace treaty with the local Indian tribes, but faces unexpected obstacles