Border Trouble describes the story of Tye Watkins, Chief of Scouts at Fort Clark, Texas. What he thought would be an easy assignment, finding a pay wagon, turned into a nightmare for him. He had to deal with the Vasquez gang, and a determined group of Apache indians, led by a fierce warrior, Tanza. Nothing was ever simple along this area of the Texas/Mexico border.

Border Trouble (Book One of the Tye Watkins)

Literature & Fiction

McMillan, Gary

Literary

Authors' Discovery Cooperation

Short stories by Joyce High Dudney.  The music director gave the cue, and one of the group began to read a verse out of the Bible.  Simultaneously, I found my buttons and pushed just as the reading began.  Immediately beside me came blaring out, "Satin sheets to lie on, satin pillows to cry on."  I realized I had pushed only the "play" button on one of the recorders.  I panicked...fumbled in the dark...

The Gift of Love

Joyce Dudney

Pressure from an ambitious high school football coach puts his star players future football career in jeopardy.

A Bad Water Homecoming

Robert E. Hollmann

Teen & Young Adult

Tye was on his way back to Fort Clark from San Antonio where he had spent his honeymoon when he learned of more Apache trouble. A young buck by the name of Grey Owl was leading several other young Apaches and raising bloody hell along the Border. Far to the north, an old mountain man was headed south toward Fort Clark. Shakespeare McDovitt had been Tye's father's best friend back in the twenties and early thirties while trapping in the Rockies. He knew Ben was dead and now, at seventy-one years of age, Shakespeare was determined to see his friend's son before it was too late. He didn't know just how much trouble he was headed into.

The Crossing (Tye Watkins)

When the Wind Blows, the Waves Roar

Williams, Bobbie R.

Texas after the Civil War is a land of stark beauty. But the beauty of the land hides the danger that exists in every corner of the State, especially the wild country known as the LLano estacado. The land can kill you with its violent weather and dangerous wildlife. War bands of Comanche warriors roam the plains. In this violent period, a group of outlaws known as the Raiders attempt to run settlers from their land by killing them and burning their homes. Yance cummings returns from the war to start a new life in this dangerous, but promising land. With his new wife, Katie and his friends, Big Sam, Colonel Chauncey Farnsworth, and the Comanche Chief Young Horse, Yance fights to make the Llano Estacado a safe place for families to live.

King Of The Llano

This is book three of the thrilling Tye Watkins series and it continues the exciting adventures of the Chief of Scouts of Fort Clark located at Brackettville, Texas The Mexicans appeared around the bend just as Tye looked back. The two lead riders reined up so suddently the horses behind collided into the rear. The men closest to Tye looked around and saw no others. "Gringo, what you doing here?" the Mexican asked. "Looking for you." "Why you looking for me?" Tye looked the man in the eyes, "I think you and your men did some killin back in Brackett." The Mexican chuckled. "You funny man gringo." he looked around. "There are six of us and one of you." All of them shared a laugh, then turned to the lone rider. "Before we kill you, what's your name?" "....Tye Watkins."

Yancey (Tye Watkins)

This is the fourth book in the Tye Watkins series. Fort Clark was regarrisoned in 1866 and the history of Fort Clark was filled with clashes with the Apache, occasionally with the Comanche, and always with the bandit gangs that crossed freely back and forth across the Border, preying on the homesteaders. The Tye Wakins Series of books attempt to portray this danger. The stories center on Tye, who is Chief of Scouts at Clark in 1868. He is continually putting himself at risk trying to protect the homesteaders living in the area as well as keeping the troops he scouts for out of harms way.

Desperate Trail (Tye Watkins)

Genre Fiction

This is the second book of spiritual poems written by Loraine White. You could use this book as a daily reading to uplift your spirits. Some are about the ups and down of life. Living your life for Jesus and his comfgort. Others are about places she has been. Some are of the many wonders of the world. For sixteen years she has been doing prison minstry. Some of the poems are dedicated to the inmates. You can relate in your own life and understand the message in each poem. Her desire is to touch your heart and bring an understanding about the love of Jesus.

Lord, Hear My Cry

Loraine White

History

A Hstory of Gunsight, Texas as told by families of the old settlers of the town and the legacy of the present residents. It describes how the town got its name and the number of residents of the town.

Gunsight, Texas: The Legacy Lives On

Myra McIntire Hall

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