Novedades

Doc’s return from the Tsarrus brought both joy and sorrow. His children were growing up fast, and he’d missed their earliest years. When he finally made it back to Furden and his family, he soaked in the love of his wives and the excitement of his children. Doc finally had something he’d always yearned for: a full family.

In the harsh and unforgiving Arizona high desert, Joan has carved out a solitary existence, far removed from the haunting memories of her past. But even in this desolate landscape she now calls home, darkness finds a way to encroach. When Joan's only companion, her fiercely protective Rottweiler Max, begins to act out of character, her instincts warn her that something is terribly wrong.

Some legacies are carved in stone. Others are soaked in oil, blood, and regret. Spanning five generations of the Chiswell family—from 1845 to the modern day—The Gospel According to Texas is a haunting, literary saga of land, sin, and redemption. When Elias Chiswell abandons everything to chase a new life on the Texas frontier, he believes he’s outrunning his past. But the land he claims has a voice—and a memory. Told in part by Texas itself, this Southern Gothic novel weaves journal entries, confessions, and mythic narration into a sweeping story of faith, failure, and family legacy...

Marshal Jake Timber has been tasked with collecting Gray Buffalo, an Indian accused of the murder of the president of a stage line, from Fort Collins and bringing him back to Denver for justice. Grey Buffalo's people aren't about to let him leave, however. They attack the fort in earnest, overwhelming both in skill and number the small attachment of greenhorn soldiers stationed there. Timber must be both marshal and army officer, as he teaches the soldiers how to fight Indians. Will Grey Buffalo be rescued by his tribe? Or will he be forced to face his destiny in front of the judge?

Never steal from the poor and never shoot a man in the back. Horse thief Chase McGraw lives by these rules, but they don’t stop the noose from tightening around his neck after he’s caught stealing purebred horses from cattle baron Edwin Kensington. His only way out? A devil’s bargain: recover a stolen herd from ruthless outlaw Brenner Pike, or swing at dawn. Chase is forced to partner with Takoda, a quiet Indian with secrets of his own for helping. Their shaky alliance is further tested by the arrival of Eliza Hart, a frontier doctor with her own vendetta against Pike. But Pike’s no...

It is 1887. Snow is falling in the high country of Colorado. Bill Ewing led a bank heist in the small mountain town of Kinsey City — but just woke up tied to the back of a mule. "Sipping Whiskey in a Shallow Grave" is an epic novel chronicling Bill Ewing’s gang of thieves and the posse that takes after them, the cowhands of the B-Cross-C, and the unexpected turns of life which bring them all together. Following the Great Die-Up, the harshest winter to ever hit the West, LG Pendleton and Casey Pruitt lead a mixed herd of Polangus and Durham cattle down the stage road in Lefthand Canyon.

The first adventure in a brand-new Western series from Alfred Wallon! When young Deputy Marshal Pete Hooker is brutally murdered after uncovering a plot to smuggle weapons to revolutionary Miguel Otero, hardened U.S. Marshal Jim Kennedy rides into El Paso to finish the job. But time is running out—the first shipment of rifles has already slipped through, and Otero’s blood-soaked revolution looms. Navigating a viper’s nest of smugglers, corrupt officials, and double-crossers, Kennedy battles ambushes, treachery, and his own limits to stop the next shipment.

It was a case of a small town sheriff against an unknown enemy. I knew that being sheriff of Demon Hollow wouldn't be easy, but I was born to lead. Creating a place where all were welcome was one thing but I wasn't prepared for was the dead to rise again. The townsfolk had just gotten used to the idea of shifters living amongst us when a sickness spread through the human population. I didn’t believe that it was a coincidence, nor could I let panic divide my people. I had to find the source of the problem to save the life we built.

Deputy Marshal Zebediah Clemens has a new problem: a legend is killing people. Zeb’s hunt for a petty conman who turned killer leads him deep into the Arizona Territory, where whispers of the fabled Lost Dutchman’s Gold Mine have lured the desperate and the doomed for decades. Gilbert Buck isn't the first fool to go searching for treasure in the Superstition Mountains, but Zeb aims to make him the last. What starts as a manhunt quickly turns into something far darker. Shadowy apparitions stalk Zeb through ghost towns and barren hills, urging him onward. When he discovers the murdered ...

The hunt for justice never ends with this brand new Western adventure from Paul L. Thompson and Alfred Wallon! After stopping a weapons shipment bound for Mexico, U.S. Marshal Jim Kennedy and his partner, Don Henderson, have made powerful enemies. The El Paso Ring—a ruthless criminal syndicate—won’t let their plans be derailed so easily. Determined to silence Kennedy for good, they send a trio of deadly gunmen to hunt him down. Unaware of the killers on his trail, Kennedy continues his investigation into the shadowy figures controlling the arms trade.

The runaway action never stops in On the Track of Vengeance, the fourth book in An Adventure of the Old West series. When outlaw gangs sabotage railroads, resulting in the deaths of innocent passengers and crew members, the president of the United States becomes directly involved, appointing Bane Messenger a U.S. marshal answerable to him alone. Teamed with trustworthy deputies, Bane takes on the desperate men, who care only for vengeance and are willing to do anything to strike back at the railroads and the government they blame for their misfortunes. But the stakes soar when Bane learns ...

A prequel to the series An Adventure of the Old West, this action-packed short story introduces Bane Messenger, a Union veteran of the Civil War who teams with former Confederate commander Colonel Jake Miller, to become a bounty hunter. On the trail of a vicious outlaw wanted for kidnapping and murder during a series of robberies, Bane hones his tracking, reconnaissance, and fighting skills. His final showdown with his deadly quarry will show him just how good he is with a gun and launch his career as a man who makes his living bringing killers to justice, dead or alive.

After years as a bounty hunter and a sheriff, Bane Messenger wants to enjoy a quiet life with his family. They buy land in Nevada's Great Basin, planning to build a remote family retreat, but when they visit the property, armed men attack them, intent upon forcing them to vacate the premises, claiming Bane and his family are trespassing on private property. Before this new nightmare ends, Bane will strike it rich, be tried for kidnapping and murder, and take on an "army" of veteran soldiers determined to kill him and his entire family. Q: The climactic battle at the end of Blood Mountain is...

Bounty hunter Bane Messenger is good with a gun, but he wants more out of life than hunting down fugitives from the law. He wants a wife and children. He wants a home of his own. He wants to know why his father abandoned him. But all he knows is how to track and capture or kill the worst sort of men who roam the West, taking what they want, whether money, property, or women, at the point of a gun. When he meets the right woman, though, he vows his life will change, he will change . . . if he can. Q: What sets your Westerns apart from others? A: I show my main character's inner life as well ...

I get down and start to lead the horses forward with me when I hear a man’s voice telling someone that they may as well surrender, the voice says that they have all the time in the world to wait them out. Cap looks up at me like he is asking me a question. I tell him that we will just see how much time they really have. I don’t rightly know why, but for some reason I feel like someone is in trouble and I have always hated bullies. I go a little further when I hear a woman’s voice telling the other voice to please leave them alone. She says they already have their horses so just leave ...

Mysterious strangers. Big money. Corrupt politicians. Murder. Mayhem. Hired guns. After a drunk is broken out of Excelsior, Nevada's, jailhouse, former bounty hunter Bane Messenger joins a posse to hunt down the escaped prisoner and his accomplices. Surviving an ambush in which the sheriff and deputy are killed, Bane tracks down the assassins. But, when he returns to Excelsior, he finds that the town's last lawman has also been murdered. Now, a cartel controls the town, using paid gunmen to enforce new laws for their own benefit. Determined to bring law and order back to his hometown, Bane ...

Jessica Watson knew that she was lucky. There weren’t too many young women that could count Butch Cassidy and the members of the “Wild Bunch” as friends. Why, she’d been raised among the outlaws. They were family! Someday Jessie wanted to be just like them. That is until she looked up into the bluest pair of eyes she’d ever seen when a tall handsome cowboy came to rescue her in a street brawl. Corbin MacQuarie had come to Utah to settle down and become a successful rancher. He had it all planned. He’d take some of the money he’d set aside to bring one of the long-haired bulls ...

He seems amused and pretty much ignores what I just said. He tells me that unless someone is big enough to stop him, he is simply going to take anything, or anyone he wants to. I take a step closer to him and tell him since it’s my job to stop him, I guess I better get started. He starts to laugh when I throw an inside out crescent kick that lands perfectly on the side of his head. It won’t stop him, but it sure surprised him and his man.It knocks him off the porch into the street, but he is up quickly and is about as mad as anyone I have ever seen. I take off my gun belt and walk ...

I can see the bodies of three men lying on the ground so I drop my gun and raise my hands where she can see them. The same voice tells me that the only reason she didn’t shoot first and ask questions later is because she saw me shoot one of the men that was trying to get away. I tell her that there is another one back in the ravine that was there to kill anyone who came into the yard except his confederates. She asks me who I am, so I explain how I came to be here at this time. She has been in the house shooting from a window up until now when she steps out of the house and tells me I can...

The year is 1869. Gold is plentiful. Everyone seeks riches, including outlaws. At a saloon in Yosemite on the night of April 5, 1906, Jimmy Buckman tells his tale about how he lost everything and stood up to save his family legacy against his nemesis, Lone Pine Jack, in 1869. While Buckman tells his story, Lone Pine Jack is there in the saloon waiting for Buckman. From the author of Syndrome and Cabin Number 4, comes a rollercoaster ride of cowboys, natives, and robbers racing from California to Utah Territory to find and protect a lost treasure.