Examines scientific theories about the Age of Dinosaurs and describes the discovery of fossil remains in various parts of the world

Shoot-out at Sioux Wells

Cliff Farrell

DOUBLEDAY

Comanch' [Oct 01, 1974] Cliff Farrell ...

Comanch'

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Signet

Terror in Eagle Basin

THE DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND (SAGEBRUSH WESTERN S.)

Sagebrush Large Print Westerns

Comanch' (Camden)

Contemporary

CHIVERS LARGE PRINT (CHIVERS, WINDSOR, PARAGON C

Mike McVey was glad to be out of the Army, free of Colonel Roscoe Cool's bitter hatred, and ready to lead his own kind of life. Yet just when a cache of gold promised him new freedom and fortune, McVey again found himself smack in the middle of Army affairs, as the Plains Indians prepared the biggest uprising the white soldiers had ever seen. 
 Available only in Western 14 Series.

The Renegade

Thorndike Press

Zulus - that's what they called them, the ragged men and women who came to the Walking Hills for free land promised by the railroad. But the cattlemen had other ideas. They figured the land was theirs, and they weren't aiming to give it up. And then the killing began. Jeff Temple had traded in his scalpel for a gun, but he wanted no part of this fight - until he had no choice. Available only in Western 14.

The Walking Hills

Dan Briscoe had spent years building his reputation - a marshal who dressed like a dandy, gambled like a Mississippi riverman, and killed a little faster than any man alive. But Dan was thirty now - a long time to have lived one slow draw away from death. So he laid aside his famous Colt .44s, took off his badge, and started traveling. It was in a bullet-riddled town called Springwater that his name caught up with him . . . 
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The Guns of Judgment Day

Rawhide River

AudioGO Limited

A Spur Award-winning Author In Sign of the White Feather, Kelly Brackett, son of the owner of a logging company in Utah, is the recipient of this emblem of cowardice. Yet he is in the midst of an old feud. The Brave March West won a Spur Award from Westerm Writers of America. From its opening on the Missouri River to the conclusion at the gold fields of California, this is an epic cross-country journey. No Peace for the Living tells the story of a young outlaw who must play a dangerous game on both sides of the Rio Grande in an effort to obtain his brother's release from prison.  Cliff Farrell was born in Zanesville, Ohio, the birthplace of Zane Grey. Following graduation from high school, Farrell became a newspaper reporter. His first Western stories were written for Cowboy Stories in 1926. Follow the New Grass, published in 1954, was his first Western novel.

Five Star First Edition Westerns - The White Feather: A Western Trio

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