Cottonwood Station

Holed up in a stone fortress in the middle of a dusty wilderness with a gang of cutthroats on the run from the law on the inside with them, a war party of Cheyenne bent on revenge haunting the barren hills surrounding them. Only one man who knows what it is going to take to save the lives of the inncocent occupants of the besiged outpost. One man and one rifle - the famed Whitworth, capable of throwing a lead slug eight hundred yards. But is that going to be enough? Find more information at: michael-zimmer.com "Arriving in time to rescue a stagecoach from a vengeful Cheyenne ambush, Clint Dawson encourages them to take the injured members of their party and run for it, until Rusty Cantrell and his gang of killers present a new threat to everyone's safety." Reprint. LJ.

Literature & Fiction

Zimmer, Michael

Genre Fiction

Harpercollins

In a saga of the Old West, a group of young mountain men contends with horse thieves, treachery, a merciless climate, and a renegade Indian warlord in their quest for the beaver pelts that could make them rich

Fandango

GRAND CENTRAL PUB.

Raised among the wild tribes, Clay Little Bull--an outcast among the whites, blacks, and Indians--is faced with harsh prejudice and lawlessness and joins forces with buffalo hunter Ty Calhoun to find a place where he belongs. Reprint.

Where the Buffalo Roam

Pinnacle Books

Clint Dawson leads a group of survivors from a stagecoach attacked by Indians in a race toward the supposedly safe haven of Cottonwood Station. By the author of Dust and Glory.

United States

Walker Co

Hell had come a-callin' on the remote cattletown of Sand Creek, Nebraska Territory. Wide-spread rustling from the area's ranches were about to destroy the local cattle industry, and the recently opened Black Hills, with its gold camps like Custer City and Deadwood, were prime markets for the stolen beef. That's why the Cattlemen's Association brought in Luke Howard and a handful of others as Range Detectives, men experienced in the ways of cattle -- and guns. But Luke knew that if they were ever going to stem the tide of stolen beef, they would have to find out who was directing the operation from behind the scenes. And that might mean going up against the very men who had hired them.  --michael-zimmer.com

Sundown

Jesse Ross was just a kid when the Yankee invaders raided his family's isolated Missouri farm, but before that night is over, he'll be branded a traitor and murderer. With nowhere else to turn, he joins Josiah Slaughter's Company of Missouri Rangers, and by the time the War is over, he'll not only be a man -- he'll be a legend. --michael-zimmer.com

Dust and Glory

Holed up in a stone fortress in the middle of a dusty wilderness with a gang of cutthroats on the run from the law, a war party of Cheyenne bent on revenge haunting the barren hills surrounding them. Only one man knows what it is going to take to save the lives of the inncocent occupants of the besiged outpost. One man and one rifle - the famed Whitworth, capable of throwing a lead slug eight hundred yards. But is that going to be enough?

Cottonwood Station/Large Print (G K Hall Large Print Book Series)

G.K.Hall & Co.

Holed up in a stone fortress in the middle of a dusty wilderness with a gang of cutthroats on the run from the law on the inside with them, a war party of Cheyenne bent on revenge haunting the barren hills surrounding them. Only one man who knows what it is going to take to save the lives of the inncocent occupants of the besiged outpost. One man and one rifle - the famed Whitworth, capable of throwing a lead slug eight hundred yards. But is that going to be enough? Find more information at: michael-zimmer.com"Arriving in time to rescue a stagecoach from a vengeful Cheyenne ambush, Clint Dawson encourages them to take the injured members of their party and run for it, until Rusty Cantrell and his gang of killers present a new threat to everyone's safety." Reprint. LJ.

Gunsmoke Westerns

When Jacob Wilder and his sons came to Montana Territory, the land still belonged to the Sioux and the buffalo. Now times are changing. The buffalo are gone, the Sioux are confined to reservations, and the newer citizens are saying its time for the likes of the Wilders to go, too. The Wilders say differently.

Wild Side of the River: A Western Story (Wheeler Large Print Western)

Wheeler Publishing

In the Redhawk Mining District, he is known as Johnny Montana. It is the name given to him by those who followed him to the Northwest gold fields in the spring of 1863. Now, with a harsh Montana winter about to descend upon them, all Johnny and his partners want to do is go home. And all that stands in their way is a highly organized gang of thieves and murderers. Others have tried to escape the Redhawk District with their summer's cache of gold, but none have succeeded. Now they are turning to one man, asking him to accomplish what heavily armed parties have so far failed to achieve -- get their gold out of Montana, before the outlaws come for it. One man, one woman, $60,000 worth of gold -- against a horde of bloodthirsty killers.

Johnny Montana: A Western Story (Thorndike Large Print Western Series)

Thorndike Press

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Cottonwood Station

Fandango

Where the Buffalo Roam

Cottonwood Station

Sundown

Dust and Glory

Cottonwood Station/Large Print (G K Hall Large Print Book Series)

Cottonwood Station

Wild Side of the River: A Western Story (Wheeler Large Print Western)

Johnny Montana: A Western Story (Thorndike Large Print Western Series)