Product Description: Bobby Randow is a professional gambler suffering from a rare form of amnesia. He boards the Mittie Stephens not knowing who he is or what he is doing there. Apolline Rainer, a former brothel owner, hopes to keep the secrets of her past buried and start life anew...read more

Product Description: Back in his prime, Lin Garrett was a legend as a lawman. The story of how he captured outlaw Ollie Sinclair was a favorite in Arizona Territory. But Lin hung up his badge long ago and now spends his days at a county home for the aged...read more

Product Description: A comprehensive filmography, this book is composed of lengthy entries on about 75 films depicting legendary New Mexico outlaw Billy the Kid--from the lost Billy the Kid (1911) to the blockbuster Young Guns (1988) to the direct-to-video 1313: Billy the Kid(2012) and everything in between...read more

An award-winning voice in Western fiction presents an exciting collection of stories that center around the infamous exploits of Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill Cody, and Texas Jack Omohundro. Reprint.

Product Description: Caleb Hart was looking forward to a grand adventure on his uncle's ranch, 1200 miles from home and well beyond the eyes of his watchful parents. He knew nothing about the life of a cowboy, but reckoned he'd learn quick enough. And he did―by keeping one motto close to his heart: You ride for the brand...read more

A Spur Award-winning Author -- Young Comanches Daniel Killstraight and Charles Flint have been called to Texas. Captain Pratt will be giving a talk on the transformations brought about by the Carlisle Industrial School, of which Killstraight and Flint are shining examples. They'll be joining a Comanche delegation led by Quanah Parker, who will be negotiating grasslands leases -- until blown-out gas lamps in Quanah Parker's room kill a Comanche chief and put Parker in a coma.

Product Description: La Frontera Publishing presents Outlaws and Lawmen, a collection of the latest fictional short stories about the Old West from America’s newest Western writers. Sit back and enjoy great short story fiction from today’s storytellers, the authors who may become tomorrow’s Western literature giants, with an introduction from award-winning Western author Johnny Boggs...read more

Product Description: A Spur Award-winning Author -- Bass Reeves was a man of color and a deputy U.S marshal. Bass's son Bennie was a barber, and a good one, before he shot his wife for cheating and disappeared. The U.S. Marshal had reservations about having Bass serve the warrant, but for Bass there were none: his son broke the law, and was a fugitive...read more

Product Description: Between the Pecos River and Rio Grande a vast, harsh land was ruled by Texas Rangers Captain Hector Savage. Savage's motive wasn't duty, it was money; he's turned this desolate place into a bloodied, terrorized kingdom. Now, a protege of Savage, Sergeant Dave Chance, has come with a prisoner - a big-talking murderer in his own right - shackled at his side...read more

Product Description: Deputy U.S. Marshal Reilly McGilvern is hauling criminals to Yuma when his prison wagon is attacked, and McGilvern is left locked inside to die. When another outlaw gang comes upon the scene, Reilly McGilvern thinks he's lived to see another day...read more

Johnny D. Boggs examines the disastrous winter of 1886-87 in this critically acclaimed novel of the West.    Jim Hawkins hardly said a word to anybody, but that all changed in the spring of 1920 when Hawkins took his young grandson, Henry Lancaster, along on a scouting trip. Scouting for memories. The man who rarely talked tells his grandson how he came to Montana from Texas as a young teen-ager with his pards Tommy O'Hallahan and John Henry Kenton, cowboys looking for country free of barbed wire, and how the winter of 1886-87 changed his life.    This is a powerful character study, aimed for younger and older readers, richly detailed, with emotions as raw as the brutal winter winds.

Product Description: Three twelve-year-olds, two notorious gunfighters, a half-crazed albino, and a grieving woman vie for $30,000 in gold coin, buried twenty years ago in treacherous Doubtful Cañon.

Product Description: It's late 1860 and out at Soldier's Farewell, a relay station in the middle of nowhere, the Munros are far removed from everything—including the smoldering conflict between the Northern and Southern states. There's nothing to worry about, Smith Munro keeps hearing from his father...read more

Spur Award-winning Author -- His Comanche name was His Arrows Fly Straight Into The Heart Of His Enemies. He was the only Kwahadi Comanche who had been sent East to the Carlisle Industrial School where he was educated among 136 frightened Lakotas, Cheyennes, Kiowas, and Pawnees. It was there that his name was changed to Daniel Killstraight. When he arrived at Fort Sill by train on his way back to the Comanche reservation, Killstraight was in time to witness the public hanging of Jimmy Comes Last, who had been convicted of the brutal murders of Thomas A. Benton and his wife Karen. He had known Jimmy and his mother all his life, and tried to comfort her after the hanging. She wants him to find out if her son really did the terrible things they hung him for. Hugh Gunter, a Cherokee lawman, has been appointed to take the body of Jimmy Comes Last back to the Comanche reservation for burial, and Naséca and Killstraight are to accompany him. For Killstraight the matter is further complicated by the fact that, based on preliminary evidence, it could well be that what to white law enforcement is unthinkable happened, and Jimmy Comes Last, who refused right up to his hanging to say anything at all, might have been innocent of the charges brought against him. Johnny D. Boggs is a native of South Carolina, and now lives with his wife Lisa and son Jack in Santa Fe.

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Years after sending outlaw Ollie Sinclair to the Yuma Penitentiary, lawman Lin Garrett may be the only man who can track Sinclair when he is released from prison and executes a daring train robbery.

Product Description: A Spur Award-winning Author A Western Heritage Award-winning Author In his new novel, Boggs manages to deftly combine three American icons: the Old West, the Civil War, and baseball when it was only beginning to be the great American pastime...read more

Product Description: Historical novel that recreates the life of Henry O. Flipper, the Georgia-born slave who became the first black graduate of West Point, only to be court-martialed in a racially charged proceeding in Fort Davis, Texas, in 1881.

Product Description: Outlaws Frank and Jesse James eluded capture for sixteen years and became folk heroes. In 1882, after Jesse was killed, Frank surrendered and faced trial for murder. But how could Missouri convict a man so popular that the governor almost needed an appointment to visit him in jail? The James brothers are icons of Western Americana, but little has been heard about the circus-like trial that decided if Frank James was guilty of cold-blooded murder...read more