It stretched out there to the west - the endless savage wilderness only a fool would challenge. Dan Shankle was no fool. Somewhere in those killing plains lay hidden the contrabandista, the man who traded guns to the Indians. The contrabandista had to be stopped and they sent Dan to do it.

West to the Sun

Literature & Fiction

Loomis, Noel M.

Genre Fiction

Gunsmoke Westerns

Cheyenne War Cry

A Spur Award-winning Author The Cheyenne were rising all over the Panhandle in one final, bloody, desperate attempt to wrest back the Texas they called their own. Somewhere on the Panhandle lay buried a huge cache of lead that meant bullets of victory for the Cheyenne Indians - if they could find it. To do that, the Cheyenne needed Stuart Nichols, the only man who knew where it was buried. So they started by taking his woman.
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Knowing there is a hidden cache of lead somewhere in the Texas Panhandle that could provide them with ammunition, the Cheyenne kidnap Stuart Nichols' woman in order to force him to reveal the location of the lead.

Chivers

The nine stories collected here demonstrate the author's versatility, his broad range of interests, his emphasis on historical accuracy and detail, and his objective realism, while differing widley in setting, period, character and tone.

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G.K.Hall & Co.

From the Back Cover: 'Ferguson quit hollering as cold resolve replaced impotent rage. He was going to climb up the planking. He had to. Water was rising faster and faster in the 250 foot well, and if he didn't get out soon he would drown. It was not only his own life he had to save. There were scores to settle, people to protect, and the ferry to keep going in order to serve the emigrants honestly. The ferry was the only crossing over the Missouri to the beckoning West, and many men had tried to wrest it from Sandy John Ferguson. His best helper had had his throat cut, the emigrants were at the mercy of crooks, and there was a mad killer and rapist on the loose. He had to get out....He started the long, tortuous climb..."

Ferguson's Ferry (G K Hall Large Print Western Series)

Book by Loomis, Noel M., Pronzini, Bill

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PRONZINI, BILL

United States

Five Star

One by one they dragged them in - the deadly killers. There was enough rope to hang them all. The judge turned to the hangman and proclaimed, "I count twelve empty nooses up there on the gallows. Have they ever been used all at once?" The hangman moistened his lips. "No," he whispered. "But I could do it. And when I hang them, they never come back for more." "Twelve men at one time." The judge's voice was soft. "That ought to discourage lawlessness in the Territory."

Hang the Men High

Peil, Paul Leslie

Thorndike Pr

Texan-Santa Fe Pioneers

History

Americas

University of Oklahoma Press

Including the Spur Award-winning story "Grandfather Out of the Past," in which a dying Comanche warrior passes on the ways of his people, this exciting collection showcases the author's storytelling talent for action-packed adventure and high drama. Reprint.

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West to the Sun

Cheyenne War Cry

Cheyenne War Cry

Cheyenne War Cry

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Ferguson's Ferry (G K Hall Large Print Western Series)

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Hang the Men High

Texan-Santa Fe Pioneers

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