Shotgun Marshall

Everett, Wade

Ballantine

Jim Cardigan and Smoke Purcell had been partners for a number of years. Smoke was a quiet, saving sort of fellow. Cardigan, ten years older and a lot less wise, couldn't seem to keep himself out of trouble. Every so often he'd get roaring drunk, blow all his money, and end up, likely as not, in jail. But Smoke was always there to bail him out.

Broken Gun

Ballantine Books

Dan Colley was a reformed gunfighter, turned rancher. But trouble wouldn t leave him alone because Dan was not the kind of man to sit idly by while a neighbor was in danger of his life from a cattle king too big for his boots. Al Ritchie was a rancher who subscribed to the old Wild West rules: you hang a thief, you shoot a man if you have to, and then tell the sheriff just to get it on the record. Ritchie wanted to own the whole valley. He figured he could start by getting rid of the farmers with the help of the other ranchers."

Vengeance

<p>To Lieutenant Linus McCaffey, duty was something a man did, like it or not. This was his code, and nothing -- not even his young bride--could make him forsake it. neither could the land-grabbing Gannon brothers -- even if it cost him his life!</p>

Temporary Duty

On his first command Lieutenant Jefferson Travis had to be a martinet but the book by which he ruled didn't cover impossible situations and the US Army specialised in the impossible. This called for guts and integrity not rigid thinking.

First Command

The Big Drive

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

<p>To quote from the book: "A Texas Ranger, by reputation, rides like a Comanche, shoots like a Kentuckian, and fears no man or beast. In the Rangers you go where you're sent, often alone, and you do your job and rejoin your company. Sometimes that won't be for a year or tow. But a Ranger soon learns not to ruin his voice yelling for help because there usually isn't any. We don't wear a uniform and we don't want one; that's the kind of men we breed...." Jim Temple decided to make a change in his life and he decided a Ranger is who he wanted to be. Wade Everett AKA Will Everett Cook writes an intertaining novel about what it like to be a Texas Ranger--the hardship, the loneliness, the resistance of local law, all the things that make the job harder--even the strain in puts on a relationship. No writer does it any better.</p>

Texas Ranger

The Warrior

The U.S. Army didn't quite know what to do with Captain John Early. But he would never consider mustering out. So the army's plan was to get him out of the way. They assigned him to camp Sheridan - to protect the same Indians he'd been fighting all his life. It was a job they thought no one could handle, and Early was a man they could afford to lose. They just didn't know how good a soldier they'd created. Because Captain John Early would indeed protect his charges - even from the army itself.

Shotgun Marshal

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Shotgun Marshall

Broken Gun

Vengeance

Temporary Duty

First Command

Temporary Duty

The Big Drive

Texas Ranger

The Warrior

Shotgun Marshal