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Longarm and the San Angelo Showdown
by Tabor EvansSan Angelo is a town as dry as a whore's kiss--and equally sincere when a man's time is up. Even the indians don't bother making trouble down that way. So Longarm doesn't understand why soldiers from Fort Concho are being picked off under cover of the night. But he's going to get a firsthand look at the situation, posing as a high-rolling gambler and horse trader. Seems the soldiers have worn out their welcome around town. Especially in the eyes of the Castles, a clan of cattle barons whose word is law in San Angelo. Now Longarm must find out if it's greed or madness that's leading to murder--and the search will send him up against a whole town. 193rd novel in the "Longarm" series, 1995.
Longarm and the Apache Plunder
by Tabor EvansU.S. Deputy Marshall Custis Long is in the New Mexico Territory trying to stop a band of renegade Apache indians. But is it really indians who have been robbing, killing and generally causing trouble? 189th novel in the "Longarm" series, 1994.
Longarm and the Backwoods Baroness
by Tabor EvansDarn shame, thinks Longarm. The normally pleasing odor of the timber country now reeks with the stench of varmint--the lying, cowardly kind. There's a war of sabotage and subterfuge going on between the cowboys and the lumberjacks. Longarm's been sent to settle things down, but he's got a conflict of interest. See, the lumber camp is headed up by a beautiful widow named Aurora McEntire. And on the other land there's a comely cattleman's daughter named Molly Kinsman. Life's just unfair. But then, so's death. 222nd novel in the "Longarm" series, 1997.
Longarm and the Bandit Queen
by Tabor EvansNotorious Belle Star is holed up with a nest of desperadoes. And it looks like some crooked marshals are in cahoots with her. For a price, the law won't touch the robbers. 'Till longarm rides into the fugitive camp, posing as one of them. Longarm has to cross the law to round up the raiders and their velvet queen. 17th novel in the "Longarm" series, 1980.
Big .70
by Lee MorganBoyd McMasters, troubleshooter for the Cattlemen's Protective Association, is in Smoke Tree, Arizona, investigating numerous complaints of cattle rustling. A copper mine robbery, a pair of illegal lynchings and several other deadly confrontations all lead to a showdown in, of all places, the town cemetery. Violence. 4th novel in the "McMasters" series, 1995.
Longarm and the Big Fifty (Longarm #211)
by Tabor EvansLongarm is guarding Harmony Drake on a train bound for Colorado, where the murdering sidewinder has a date with the gallows. When Drake bellyaches about feeling ill, Longarm makes the mistake of taking him off the train to see a doctor. Next thing he knows, Longarm is ambushed and left for dead--and Drake hightails it to Mexico, with Longarm on the way to settle the score.
Longarm and the Boardinghouse Widow
by Tabor EvansWhat would you expect in a town called Grit? Two cattle barons want all the land to themselves--no matter who's holding the deed. They dam streams. They rustle beef. And when their men aren't killing each other, they're killing innocent locals. That just ain't nice. It's up to Longarm to take the dirt out of Grit. He's got a pocket full of pistol and a rifle full of reason. The one person who's happy to see him is the widow Thompson. She's had enough of Grit and its dog-like denizens. The turf war got her husband killed, and she wants justice done. Who's Longarm to disappoint a grieving widow? 218th novel in the "Longarm" series, 1997.
Longarm and Big Trouble in Bodie (Longarm #201)
by Tabor EvansIvan Kane, the Marshal of Bodie, Nevada, is pulling guns on anyone who eyes him wrong. Though he's always been quick on the trigger, these days he seems to be losing his mind as fast as his bullets. And what's worse, he's taking protection funds from local merchants. But Kane better start protecting himself, because Longarm's guns are loaded and ready to blow the marshal away.