When the state's richest banker pitted his strength against the mighty Cobra Copper Company, everyone expected fireworks. But the banker had his heart set on becoming U.S. Senator, and nothing was too good for his constituents. "The funniest book of the year." -- Lucius Beebe

The Old Copper Collar

Dan Cushman

Ballantine Books

In Alaska With Shipwreck Kelly

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Thorndike Pr

Spur Award-winning author
 Hired as trail guide for a wagon train of farmers, Comanche John runs into a band of renegade Indians and the wagon master is killed. Before John can do anything to help the wagoners, he is framed for the murder of the wagon master. The wagoners are incited to string him up, not only because of this murder, but just as much because of his unsavory reputation as an outlaw.

Five Star First Edition Westerns - The Return of Comanche John

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In Alaska with Shipwreck Kelly (Five Star Westerns)

Nova Audio Books

If Comanche John has a last name, no one knows it, and it is not mentioned in the one hundred or so verses of the frontier ballad composed about him. When John happens accidentally on a stage robbery being arranged by a young greenhorn, professional pride forces him to intervene. The way the fellow is going about it will only end up getting him killed. The young man's name is Buck Pelton of the stagecoach firm of Hames and Pelton, or what was Hames and Pelton since Hames cheated the older Pelton out of his share of the firm. John decides to help Buck Pelton in his design to put a crimp in Hames's operation. Certainly John could not foresee that this little escapade would end up with his getting into the stagecoach business, operating a line to compete with Hames, and even building a road over a treacherous mountain stretch of land against a formidable foe who has the support of local law enforcement.  Dan Cushman was born in Osceola, Michigan, and grew up on the Cree Indian Reservation in Montana.

Five Star First Edition Westerns - Outcasts of the Storm: A Western Trio

In this new trio of short novels, "The Phantom Herds of Furnace Flats" opens to a mysterious murder in the Dry River Range. In "Boothill Loves a Pilgrim" Harvey T. Watney has been an assistant bookkeeper in a Chicago accounting firm for over twenty years when he unexpectedly inherits a ranch in Montana Territory. Tim Calloway in "White Water Trail" originally left Alaska because he didn't want any part of his father's salmon business, but that was four years ago. 
 Dan Cushman was born in Osceola, Michigan and grew up on the Cree Indian Reservation in Montana.

Five Star First Edition Westerns - White Water Trail: A Western Trio

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