Novedades

A dime novel for a new age! Tales of the frontier in the terrifying territory of New Golgotha. In the haunted frontier of Lone Creek, resurrected-outlaw-turned-monster-hunter Billy Choate is ensnared by dark forces and a sinister figure known only as the Man in the Crimson Hat. Teamed up with another hunter, Delilah Kane and her spectral coyote, Ash, Billy battles deadly shadows and confronts a past that refuses to die. Every step draws him closer to a fate written in blood—will he break the curse or be forever lost to the darkness? "Shadows of Lone Creek" is a gripping supernatural ...

COMANCHE MOON In the lands of the Comanche only strength prevails. Returning from trail bossing a cattle drive, Nate Carlton was looking to hole up for the winter, working his ranch in South Texas. The Uvalde valley was a peaceful basin, recovering from the Civil War and fighting its way back to prosperity. Deep in Comanche territory the spectre of an Indian attack was ever present, but so far they had lived in peace. Then everything changed, the peaceful valley was ripped apart to the sound of Comanche war cries: the powerful Comanche nation are seemingly well supplied with new guns and ...

When a band of merciless, murdering thieves raise hell across the territory, three men committed to justice descend upon them like angels of death. And when the guns fall silent and the smoke clears, the Jackals are always the last men standing.

The Kerrigans have fought long and hard to carve out their own piece of heaven on the Texas frontier. And when evil comes knocking at their door, with guns blazing, there'll be hell to pay...It begins with a simple act of kindness—and ends in a shocking night of violence. A homeless family shows up on Kate Kerrigan's doorstep, seeking refuge from a vengeful rancher's wrath. Seeing their desperation—and fear—the West Texas matriarch welcomes the family into her home.

Doc Holliday’s mouth is as fast as his draw. Nash just wanted to get him to Tombstone alive. Now they’re both being hunted across the frontier. They were only supposed to pass through. After a card game turns deadly, gunfighter Nash and the infamous Doc Holliday are forced off-course and into the worst kind of wilderness — hunted, half-starved, and heading straight into Apache land. Doc’s coughing blood. Nash knows they’re being followed. Then a lone Apache woman appears on the plain. She claims she’s been cast out. She’s quiet, clever, and dangerous in a way neither man fully...

A blistering Western of revenge, redemption, and a last stand worth dying for. They took the girl to make her father kneel. But they didn’t count on Nash. The ride back was supposed to be the easy part. After weeks driving cattle, Nash just wanted a warm meal and pay in hand. What he got instead was a ranch in chaos—Elisa, the rancher’s daughter, stolen in the night. No ransom. No warning. Just boot tracks in the dust and a broken gate. Five men rode out to bring her home. Now only two remain. Each mile south peels away the comfort of law and mercy. One by one, the posse is whittled ...

One gambler with nothing left to lose. One gunfighter trying not to be found. A stagecoach robbery that pulls them both into a blood trail of revenge. Sabinal was just another dusty town — a stopover for drifters, showfolk, and the dying. Nash wasn’t looking for trouble when he took a job hauling crates for a traveling troupe. He just wanted to keep his head down and his past buried. But when a high-stakes Faro game pits a sickly, sharp-tongued gambler named Doc Holliday against a ruthless saloon owner, trouble finds him anyway. After Doc calls the wrong bluff and the guns nearly come ...

1882 A poor orphan trying to make the best of a bad situation. An army engineer who wants both family and future. Is there any such thing as the perfect choice? Tina’s family is so poor they live in a covered wagon outside the brand new town of Loveland, Colorado. When her widowed mother dies in an outbreak of the influenza, Tina is left to raise her two younger sisters. Paul Burton, with the US Army Corps of Engineers, is on his way west with John Wesley Powell to survey sites for potential dam sites. He meets Tina and admires her perseverance. When her mother dies, he wants to take care...

The Low Road to Chaos is the fourth book of the Jake Loner Series. Jake and his clan of homicidal ex-girl friends are reunited, then recruited to hunt down one more dragon and slay another demon or two. Jake finds being a knight errant in the world of uber-capitalism and pervasive high tech surveillance is damn difficult. Once again he reverts to mysticism, pharmacology and violence to carry the day, but at what cost?

The series "Restless Souls & Haunted Places" takes you to the mystical locations of the pioneer days where spirits are said to be roaming buildings and battlefields of days long gone. A series of murders shocks the mining town of Jerome and leaves a trace of mutilated bodies. Is a mysterious soiled dove involved in those crimes? Traces lead to a connection between the unknown European beauty and an Apache legend about a monster banished inside the sacred Mount Graham. When rancher Ben O'Connor sets out to find his best friend's killer, he has no idea that he is about to face a bloody battle...

Sunday Rain (2023), the first Western novel in the Sons of War series, is a lively and powerful post-Civil War era gem of advocation, written by Western Hall of Fame artist and author Pete Lester, who portrays the physical and emotional journey of dangerous liaisons from the backcountry of Kentucky. The story is a fictional odyssey, yet authentic in nature, earthy, raw, wise, geographically sound, and historically set about three men challenged to ride in an untamed land. Along the way, Chas, Jackie Ray, and Atohi find only a handful of trustworthy friends and discover betrayal waits in ...

Evil at Dead Woman Crossing Young Duke John Robinson might appear to be a greenhorn, but it is a fatal mistake to underestimate him. He has faced his share of gunplay and survived his enemies but when he arrives at Peace Valley hoping for a future as a rancher, he soon encounters the worst battles ever. With nothing left of his old life in Arkansas, Duke agrees to the plans of a mysterious stranger to build up a successful cattle operation and does not object when he is ordered to register for all the water rights in Peace Valley. Little does he know that he would enter a snake pit as soon ...

In the aftermath of a vicious and mysterious attack on a remote Colorado fur traders' settlement, eighteen-year-old Willa Kemp is driven to find and rescue her missing younger brother and sister. Disguised in her brother's clothing and aided by Sparrow Hawk, a Navajo warrior and shaman known as a Shadow Hunter, Willa begins a journey fraught with horror and danger. Sparrow Hawk, the only man who can help save her family from an army of vampires, is being ruthlessly hunted for a crime he didn't commit. Their search into vast, perilous terrain leads to a final battle, where natural and ...

This long out-of-print western novel, first published in Argosy in 1918, was the basis for the classic Tom Mix silent film Fame and Fortune. Wandering cowboy Clay "Slow" Burgess finally returns home to Palo and discovers that his father, the town banker, has been murdered and his ranch taken by Big Dave Dawley, a vicious land baron who rules the territory with absolute terror... and bloody violence. Now Burgess must fight for vengeance, for his land, and for the love of a good woman. But what his adversaries don't know is that Clay's nickname is a cruel irony, because when he's pushed, he ...

In 1851, Texas Ranger Jessie Stout is tasked with investigating a corrupt mine owner named Tennyson Price. When he travels to Presidio, Texas, a border town, he encounters violence almost immediately. When innocent folks are terrorized by a local gang, Jessie Stout goes on a mission of revenge to bring Tennyson Price to justice. Jessie is a Western novel full of action, adventure, mystery, and a touch of romance, depicting the beginnings of the Texas Rangers. Perfect for fans of Louis L’Amour, Jessie is a fast-paced Western showing the type of lawman who helped tame the West.

She was my best friend. Now she’s the woman I can’t lose. Danielle disappeared ten years ago. Now she’s back—scared, desperate, and running for her life. Letting her stay at Shaw Ranch is easy. Keeping my hands off her? Not so much. She slips into my life—and my sons’—like she belongs. We were inseparable once. Best friends. Almost more. One stolen night that still haunts me. Then she was gone. But now she’s here, looking at me like she remembers every touch, every kiss we shared in the dark. And damn it, I do too. I swore I wouldn’t let her back in, but the way she fits ...