Rails Across the Midlands

Cook, Richard J.

Golden West

<p>To the bleak-faced Lee Kells, Lordville was just another town to examine briefly, before continuing along the bitter trail in search of his father's murderer. The lynching of old Ezra Kells, nearly eleven years previously had Lee ever since that day, searching for Frank Shards, the main instigator of the crime. As a result of a chance meeting in Hide City, Kells returns to Lordville, half convinced that Frank Shane, of the Arrow spread, is the Frank Shards he seeks. The showdown is finally reached in a crashing symphony of gunfire, and "just retribution" is dealt out to the slayer of Ezra Kells.</p>

Bitter Trail

Literature & Fiction

Russell, Erle

Literary

Guns at Chinooga Peak

Jons, Hal

Genre Fiction

Rogue Ramrods

Kate London's most recent husband had died telling her of a cache of gold hidden in a wild country no ordinary woman could go to. If she were an ordinary woman, that would have been the end of it, but Kate is a tough frontier woman, and she sets out to find the treasure. Suspecting her husband's friends know about the gold, Kate hires a washed-up lawman, a busted army officer and a crippled gunslinger to protect her. In the end she finds not only gold but gripping adventure, a lost daughter and an unlikely lover.

The Moonlighters

Hogan, Ray

The Rawhiders

Paine, Lauran

Texan Dan York came to Goldtown to give his stepsister Carlista her inheritance and investigate the buggy accident that had taken the lives of his father and stepmother. Before long Dan uncovers other mysterious deaths in the area and becomes embroiled in a vicious war between two brutal cattle barons. Finding himself a target, Dan hides out by night in the ghost town of Nugget Creek while by day he tries to untangle the complex relationships and behaviour of people driven by love, power and greed.

War at Nugget Creek

Lee, Wayne C.

Cast a Long Shadow

Overholser, Wayne D.

Frank Bonham's short novels, as Bill Pronzini says, are essentially mini-novels loaded with twists and turns of plot, historical incident, breadth and depth of character, action, romance, evocatively described backgrounds, and rich period detail. Here, for the first time in large print book form, are three of Bonham's best Western short novels.

High Iron

Bonham, Frank

Montana, Here I Be!

Cushman, Dan

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