Adam Keel had only one dream left: to breed a strain of longhorns that no longer had Texas tick-fever in their blood. Then Shelby McMann came into his life. McMann could not bend Adam Keel to his will, so he got him five years on a brutal chain gang. That would bring Keel to his senses, he reckoned. But he was wrong. The mysterious Warbonnets rang to the crash of sixguns and the dying screams of McMann's men, until finally there was only McMann left - and Adam Keel.

Long Shot (LIN)

Literature & Fiction

Hatch, Tyler

Genre Fiction

Linford Western

When the half-Indian girl asked hired gun Walker Strett for his help to track down her father's killers, he agreed. What he didn't know was that the murder took place eleven years ago, but if he was in any doubt about how serious Cherokee was in her quest, he could just ask the man whose kneecaps she shot out, before finally killing him. Strett had seen things that would make an Apache blanch - but he'd never seen anything quite like this buckskin girl.

Buckskin Girl (LIN)

Buckskin Girl (Black Horse Western)

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Adam Keel had only one dream left: to breed a strain of longhorns that no longer had Texas tick-fever in their blood. He figured he had enough know-how to get the job done. Then Shelby McMann came into his life, along with the stunning Della, and fast gun Joel Askins, plus a whole retinue of hardcases to do his bidding.

Long Shot (A Black Horse Western)

Wildcats

Robert Hale Library H/Backs

Brazos Fugitive;Black Horse Western

Black Horse Western

Cole was a good sheriff, maybe a mite too lenient at times, but when the chips were down, the town of Barberry fully appreciated his prowess with guns and fists. But they didn't know there was a tragedy in his past that would affect his actions - until a local boy was kidnapped while Cole was supposed to be guarding him. And the only one who could deliver the ransom was Cole himself.

Rawhide Ransom (Linford Western Library)

Linford

They marked Jared Clay with a lynch rope, but the scar went deeper than that.  His life was ruined, so he took his chance to square things with both fists and blazing guns.  Now, before the final showdown, he must run for his life.  A fugitive with a 'dead-or-alive' bounty on his head, Clay faces killer deserts, Texas twisters, flooded rivers and treachery on all sides.  It all ends where it began: Clay stands alone, surrounded by enemies...

Brazos Fugitive (Linford Western Library)

He had many names. He was the fastest gun in Texas, Colorado, or just about anywhere. When he was recognized, the challengers would come, guns would blaze and he'd ride away from yet another dead man. Then came the day where he'd killed one too many and the fastest gun had to swap his Colt for a sledge on the rockpile - for ten long years. But a chance for freedom came along, and he grabbed it with both hands...

Lonesome Range (Linford Western Library)

<p>They wanted a sheriff they could control and run the town their way...then along came Chris Cade: a drifter, drunk, stupid with toothache and broke. The badge was easy to pin on him. But Cade, with his own agenda and rules, had a pair of hard fists and a fast gun. They figured they'd got him for a cut-rate, but the price they paid put them deep in the red - and the well-turned soil of Boot Hill.</p>

Cut-Price Lawman (Linford Western Library)

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