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Trail South from Powder Valley (The Powder Valley Westerns #5)
by Brett HallidayOn the trail to New Mexico, Pat Stevens and his friends Sam and Ezra risk their lives to fulfill a dying man's last wish Two men ride across the desert. One is young, nearly mad with thirst and fear. The other is stalwart--a blue-eyed legend who doesn't panic at the sight of a hanging posse on their trail. He asks no questions of the young man whose life he's agreed to save. He simply rides. It has been fifteen years since a youthful Pat Stevens, wrongfully accused of stealing horses, placed his life in the hands of the legendary Mose Higgins. Since then, Pat has settled in Powder Valley and hung up his guns to run his ranch and raise his family. One day, a strange letter comes from New Mexico. Someone has threatened Mose's life, and only Pat can rescue him and his innocent little girl. Pat owes Mose a priceless debt--and it can only be paid in blood.
Trail To Fort Smith
by Ralph Compton Dusty RichardsNew from the USA Todaybestselling author Clint's wild streak will be the death of Hamp. But a good man stands behind his friend-and steps up when the bullets start flying.
Trail from St. Augustine: A Cracker Western
by Lee GramlingIn the spring of 1771, John MacKenzie arrives in British-ruled St. Augustine after a year of fur trapping. He is quickly drawn into an adventure that involves defending a young woman indentured to the powerful and treacherous James Tyrone. MacKenzie and Becky Campbell set out across the untamed Florida wilderness, accompanied by a crusty sailor named Blackpool Bobby and Jeremiah, a black slave-hunter. As they move toward buried gold, Tyrone&’s murderous trackers pursue all three, resulting in a showdown on the windswept sands of the Florida Gulf Coast.
Trail of Blood: Trail of Blood (The Loner #8)
by J.A. JohnstoneConrad Browning is about to face his deadliest challenge yet in this wild west thriller from the USA Today–bestselling author of Killer Poker.Bravery Is in the BloodThe son of legendary gunman Frank Morgan, Conrad Browning goes by the name Kid Morgan—the Loner—and forged a growing reputation of his own. But in the midst of a fight for his life, the Kid discovered that he too was a father: of twins he&’d never met. Now, the Kid heads back east to pierce a mystery guarded by murderous criminals for hire. Why is his ex-fiancée hiding his children from him? And why is this secret worth killing to keep? The answers lead the Kid back to a small Kansas town and a tale of cruelty, greed and power—the kind of story his father always knew how to end: with courage and a gun . . .&“Another terrific entry in The Loner series . . . The tale is peopled with many memorable characters and descriptions put me right there in the midst of the action.&” —Western Fiction Review
Trail of Dreams (Dakota Territory #1)
by Lois CarrollLissa Whitaker's comfortable life in Philadelphia changes after a fire in 1865, and she reluctantly heads to Dakota Territory with her family. Lars Oleson, who helped fight the fire, gave her father the idea of settling there, and for that Lissa can barely be civil to him. Dangers on the trail quickly force her to draw on her inner strength to face the journey’s perils and hardships. The Whitakers rescue Lars, when he is injured, and Lissa and Lars realize they care for each other more than they should because his uncle is sending brides from Norway the following spring for him and his brother. With the adversity of the trail forcing them to travel together, they struggle to reach his brother's cabin in the Dakota Territory before the deadly prairie winter sets in.
Trail of Shadows: A Western Story
by Lauran Paine Eric DoveIt was dusk when Todd Duncan sighted the man and his camp at a small oasis on the edge of the desert. Duncan, on his way to New Mexico to find work, knew better than to barge into a stranger’s camp. After riding in and dismounting, he decided to make coffee before waking the stranger. When he called to the man, there was no response, so he walked over to find the man dead from a gunshot wound. It is then that he finds himself surrounded by Sheriff Matt Berryhill and his posse, their guns drawn. They identify the dead man as Jerry Swindin, who had been shot during an attempt to rob the express office. Assuming that Duncan is Swindin’s partner, young Parton, who had shot and killed the express agent, the sheriff wastes no time arresting him, despite the fact the he claims his name is Todd Duncan and has letters to prove it. The only way to convince them that he’s innocent is to track down the real killer.
Trail of the Fallen: A Tommy Smith High Country Noir, Book Four (Tommy Smith High Country Noir #4)
by Bart PaulA suspense-filled western noir thriller set in California's Sierra mountains—for readers of Craig Johnson and C. J. Box.Tommy Smith, former sniper and Army combat veteran, wants nothing more than to be left alone to raise his young family with his deputy-sheriff wife, Sarah, as they run a wilderness outfitting business in the eastern Sierra ranching country where they grew up. A mass breakout at Folsom Prison shatters their mountain idyll and brings back the PTSD that Tommy hoped he'd left on the battlefields of Afghanistan. Although Folsom is a hundred fifty miles west, every new atrocity by the convicted killers places them closer and closer to Tommy and his family. The escape follows by some months the theft of prototype high-end sniper rifles from the nearby Marine base, a theft that the Corps was trying to keep as quiet as possible. Soon, Tommy discovers that the list of escapees includes a name he never wanted to hear again—that of Sarah's psychopathic first husband, whom Tommy had helped put in prison. Sidelined by law enforcement because of his closeness to the case, Tommy strikes out horseback and alone in a blizzard, where he must overcome his own demons to fight the all-too-real demon waiting for him up the trail.
Trail of the Mountain Man/revenge of the Mountain Man (Mountain Man)
by William W. JohnstoneThe Mountain Man defends his home against lawless killers in these two Western adventures by the New York Times–bestselling author. Trail of the Mountain Man When gold is discovered near the little town of No-Name, Colorado, the citizens are overjoyed. But soon, every gunslick from the Atlantic to the Rockies is beating a path to the gold strike—which happens to be right on Smoke Jensen&’s doorstep. Outnumbered a hundred to one, Jensen recruits a small army of the frontier&’s ageing but still lethal legends. As these men ride into the violent sunset of their grizzled lives, one thing is certain: There's going to be a lot of blood spilled before anyone walks away with the gold. Revenge of the Mountain Man Smoke Jensen is buying cattle a hundred miles away from his Colorado ranch when he gets devastating news. Drawing two horses from the remuda, he rides off and doesn&’t stop until he reaches his wife&’s side. She&’d been shot three times and lay close to death. Smoke Jensen knows the outlaws who committed this cowardly crime had come for him. And now he&’s coming for them . . .
Trail of the Mountain Man: Smoke Jensen 47 (Mountain Man #3)
by William W. JohnstoneIn this western by the bestselling author of Return of the Mountain Man, legendary gunslingers unite to save a beleaguered mining town. When gold is discovered near the little town of No-Name, Colorado, the citizens are overjoyed at their good fortune . . . until trouble gallops down Maine Street on a horse straight out of Hell. For gold&’s closest companions are greed and murder, and every two-bit gunslick from the Atlantic to the Rockies is beating a path to the gold strike—which is practically on the doorstep of Smoke Jensen. They&’re looking to get rich quick . . . and never mind how it's done. But this legendary mountain man never learned how to back away from a good fight—and this one promises to be a whopper. Outnumbered a hundred to one, he recruits an army of his own: twenty aging but still lethal legends of the frontier of the frontier in the violent sunset of their grizzled lives. One thing you can count on: There&’s going to be a lot of blood spilled before anyone walks away with the gold.
Trail to Gunsmoke
by Lee FlorenDyin' cattle and flying bullets! Young veterinarian Buckley Malone was doing his best to help the struggling farmers and ranchers in Buckbrush City. But somehow the dreaded cow-killing Texas Fever was sweeping through the region, threatening to wipe out the small ranchers, and it was up to Malone to find the answer. He came up with a cure that would stop the Fever, but someone wanted to stop him--dead!
Trail to Shasta (Gunsmith #376)
by J. R. RobertsPRECIOUS CARGOWhen gold-mining legend Ed O'Neil asks his longtime friend Clint Adams for a favor, the Gunsmith can't help but accept. Clint is charged with escorting Bride Shaughnessy--O'Neil's young intended--and her sister Bridget safely to O'Neil's gold mine in Shasta County, California. But this favor proves to be cursed by the luck of the Irish.As the trio departs from New York City, two mysterious men follow in their wake. Out to claim Clint's fiery-haired Shaughnessy cargo, the duo will stop at nothing to get what they want, even if it means taking on the legendary Gunsmith... MORE THAN 15 MILLION GUNSMITH BOOKS IN PRINT!
Trail to Vicksburg: A Western Duo (Sagebrush Westerns)
by Lewis B. PattenLewis B. Patten is truly a master of Western fiction. He received three Spur Awards from the Western Writers of America and was awarded the Golden Saddleman Award for lifetime achievement. Here, for the first time in paperback, are two of his finest short novels, restored to their original glory. "The Golden Magnet", a tale of murder and sabotage set in the boomtown to Denver City during the Gold Rush, presents Norah Forrest, a young woman who becomes the owner of a stagecoach line when her father is killed. In "Trail to Vicksburg", Jeff Hueston yearns to join his brothers in the Confederate Army, but instead must drive his family's cattle to New Orleans, a city recently occupied -- by Union troops Two short novels from one of the masters of western fiction.
Trailblazer (Cowboys & Harvey Girls #1)
by Anna SchmidtMEET THE HARVEY GIRLS: These real-life pioneering women were symbols of elegance in the wild frontier: taming rough manners, falling in love, and changing the face of the West forever.Grace Rogers is ready for the adventure of a lifetime. With her family's farm falling on hard times, she accepts a position with the prestigious Fred Harvey Company and heads for Juniper, New Mexico. There she meets a handsome cowboy who quickly turns her head. Too bad the Harvey Girls are forbidden to marry...Nick Hopkins has a plan: buy a little land, marry, and raise a family—in that order. But after meeting Grace, he can't keep away. Their only choice is to marry in secret...but Nick isn't the only man entranced by Grace's charms, and this unexpected rival doesn't plan on taking no for an answer. He will have her, no matter the cost: to Grace, to Juniper, or to the happily ever after Grace and Nick fought so hard to make their own.
Trailin'!
by Max BrandFrederick Schiller Faust (May 29, 1892 - May 12, 1944) was an American author known primarily for his thoughtful and literary Westerns under the pen name Max Brand. This is one of his novels.
Trailsman # 260: Blood Wedding
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo is in Kansas for the wedding of an old friend. But when the groom is shot in the back by what seems to be the Murray family gang, his weeping widow seeks revenge. But first the Trailsman must unveil the killer.
Trailsman #240, The:
by Jon SharpeWhen Skye Fargo heads to a port in San Francisco, he gets mixed up with a troupe of actors, including their leading lady, who are about to face the final curtain at the hands of some murderous outlaws out to steal their show. But the Trailsman is going to show the thugs that his show will go on--even if their lives do not.
Trailsman #245, The
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo is short on cash and shorter on his temper when he trades lead with a Texas prairie punk and leaves him facedown in the dust. Soon, Fargo finds that some dead men have a long reach when it comes to revenge and finds himself the target of the dead man's kinfolk.
Trailsman #247, The:
by Jon SharpeThe town of Les Bois, which sits just east of the Oregon Trail, has been bled dry by the Swill family: nine brothers and their decrepit father. Now the Swills have begun kidnapping women to keep them company. When the Trailsman hits the town, he vows to put the Swills in a family plot on Boot Hill.
Trailsman #249, The:
by Jon SharpeArriving in the tough town of Virginia City, Nevada, all Skye Fargo wants to do is deliver a party of silver-hungry pioneers to the boomtown and get out of town. But lady luck turns tail when Fargo runs smack-dab into a war between two rival saloons where anyone can get wasted on shots of whiskey--or lead.
Trailsman #251, The :
by Jon SharpeA freak sandstorm leads Fargo into close encounters with a lonely widow, greedy gold miners, and motherlode of trouble.
Trailsman #252, The:
by Jon SharpeAll Skye Fargo had to do was ride the rails up to Nebraska, track down a redheaded beauty, and swipe back the priceless tiara she saw fit to steal. But the Trailsman soon realizes things aren't nearly as plain as they seem.
Trailsman #255, The: Montana Madmen
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo learns that his former partner has been hanged by the sheriff-on the word of the Lord. When the hell-bent sheriff threatens to hang him next, Fargo knows he's really lost his mind.
Trailsman #256, The: High Country Horror
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo gets snowed in and shoots his way out! Over 13 million copies of Trailsmanbooks in print! For Skye Fargo and a wagon train of farmers, the harsh mountain winter only gets harsher with a mad killer on the loose!
Trailsman #257, The: Colorado Cutthroats
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo's only just hung up his hat in Denver when trouble finds him-in the form of a motley group of gold-digging cutthroats. But the city-as well as the posse-is quick to blame the murders on a nearby Indian tribe.
Trailsman #258: Casino Carnage
by Jon SharpeSkye Fargo defends a young gambler with bad luck. Anyone who loses to the guy seems to wind up dead the next day. But now Fargo's joining the game-and it's even more unlucky to cross the Trailsman.