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Tom Chantry wore no gun and wished no man harm. French Williams was a ruthless cattleman more than willing to use his weapon. But Tom needed Williams to help him drive a herd north to Dodge. Setting off together on a trail alive with danger, soft-spoken Chantry and hard-bitten Williams faced storms, treachery, and Indian attacks. Now the man some call a coward and the man many call a killer have no choice but to trust each other with their lives--for...

A prospector named Tappan rescues a sickly, lop-eared baby burro and does not realize that this is to be one of the most important things he will ever do. Prospecting was a lonely business for Tappan, but his burro Jenet was good company, and more. She knew the trails and waterholes better than Tappan, from the scorching heat and poison air of Death Valley to the blinding blizzards of Arizona's mountains. Jenet tracked with him, faithful, his only...

Details the life of cowboys in the Old West.

Two men from opposite sides of the world--one epic battle for survival.

After completing school, Katherine Merritt returned to Thunder City to find an unbelievable situation involving cold-eyed Buck Forsythe, the most notorious of Oklahoma's wild bunch, and Hyde Belmont, the tall, confident Texas Marshal.

The adventures of Colonel Jim Cole and Ned Armstrong as they struggle against buffalo hunters, cattle rustlers, Indians, and outlaws to protect their land and cattle.

Up there in the line shack Joe Redenko and his rifle wer waiting. Twenty men rode toward him through the mornign sun. Joe was determine to take as many as he could down with him -- to the places they all surely had reserved in hell.

Mr. Johnson was the notorious outlaw Roy Eastman. when he and his partners raided the Sioux Falls bank, all the pieces of the puzzle suddenly fell into place for everyone, but by then the outlaws were riding hard to freedom with most of the wealth of Sioux falls in their pockets. So, although pursuit was undertaken immediately, Eastman himself thought they would make it. They didn't.

Seven people are driving a herd of cattle through Comanche country to Abilene. An ex-lawman, a gunfighter, an Indian tracker, an army deserter, a young woman, a boy, and a hate-filled old man. What draws them together is the danger they face. But when they begin to hate each other more than they fear the Indians around them; their lust, greed, and hatred will tear them apart.