Two Rode Together

Literature & Fiction

Cook, Will

Genre Fiction

BANTAM BOOKS

There was just one bandit army so it looked like one Texas Ranger could handle everything.  Only the bandits got their hands on some machine guns.  And all hell boiled over when they busted loose and charged across the river with El Jefe leading them.  A rattling novel of the Texas Rangers, the men who rode alone and carved their slogan across the west:  "One Ranger Can Handle Anything!"

The tough Texan

Literary

The outcasts

Bantam]

"Take this for Burk Alvertone!"  The farmer's gun came up.  In the same instant the Texan's own .45 was out, and three bullets hammered home...Thus, in self defence, Owen Frank was pulled into the fury at Painted Rock.  For he was not the gunfighter who had been hired to help Alvertone smash the homesteaders - but once in the fight, he was resolved to stay.

Fury At Painted Rock (LIN) (Linford Western Library)

Linford Western

<p>You either worked for Cadmus Rindo and liked it, or you owed him money and you hated him. Old Cadmus owned the town of Rindo's Springs and everyone in it - until the day he picked a nameless drunk out of the jail and set him up as sheriff. The nameless drunk turned out to be a deadly gunslinger called the Wind River Kid, and old man Rindo found he had a tiger by the tail!</p>

The Wind River Kid (LIN)

Shotgun Marshal

A ruthless gang of toughs has been running roughshod over the citizens of Bonanza, and bodies are piling up: one dead mayor, two dead marshals and way too many dead miners.  Adam Collier has been a fighter all his life, first in the army and then against any hardcase who thought he could take Adam on. He's never lost a battle yet.  When he's appointed the new mayor, Adam naturally figures he can win back justice for Bonanza as well.  He just hasn't figured on fighting his own best friends.

Shotgun marshal

Curley Large Print

The Tough Texan (Gunsmoke Westerns)

United States

Chivers North Amer

The Brass Brigade

First Command

Isis Large Print Books

Lieutenant Timothy O'Hagen had fought the Apache, knew their language and customs, and respected them. He also knew when an Apache went bad, and to him Contreras was a bad Apache. Osgood Sickles, Agent-in-Charge of the San Carlos Apache Reservation disagreed. Sickles felt that O'Hagen was just trying to make trouble for him because O'Hagen's sweetheart had married him instead. Not until Sickles finds himself facing Contreras's violence does he see that O'Hagen may be right.

Apache Ambush

Gunsmoke Westerns

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