Shutting himself off from the world, injured ex-soldier Noah Lamarie plans to lick his wounds in private. For who could love a cowboy who can't even tie a bale of hay? Lily Germaine thinks Noah is the most infuriating, stubborn-as-a-mule man she's ever met. Losing an arm doesn't mean he has to lose sight of who he is. His courage, strength and loyalty make him one in a million. She just needs to convince him of that!

Her Lone Cowboy

Alward, Donna

Literature & Fiction

Isis Sagebrush Western Large Print

The White Indian

Brand,Max

Genre Fiction

Man Riding West: A Western Sextet

L'AMOUR, LOUIS

Eight years ago, Sam Holt brought his family to Oregon and started up Rainbow Ranch. Also with them was Morgan Drew, the son of Sam's deceased best friend. Morgan wanted no part of Rainbow Ranch, instead creating the Big D Ranch, which grew to be the second largest in the area. But Morgan wants the largest - JB Ranch, owned by Jason Bell - and is convinced that the best way to get it is to marry Jason's daughter, Karen, a marriage that Jason approves of. But Karen is in love with Sam Holt's son, Bruce. Morgan tells Sam that either he sells him Rainbow Ranch, or Jason will run him off. And that is where matters stand when the Paiutes go to war against all the ranchers. It is a war that will change everything...

Death of a Cattle King

Overholser, Wayne D.

Long Journey to Deep Canon

Flynn, T.T.

When Logan Huett discovers the magnificent Sycamore Canon in central Arizona and decides he wants to homestead there, he wires back East to the woman he had courted in Missouri, proposing marriage. Lucinda Baker, a schoolteacher, accepts. But pioneering life proves very hard for her. Living is crude. She helps in the building of what will be their home, but finds the loneliness where they have settled oppressive. The dangers are many and constant. But despite the hardships, despite the dangers, Lucinda remains strong. She is determined to not only endure, but to triumph.

Woman of the Frontier

GREY,ZANE

For Sergeant Gil Metairie and other prisoners of the Union Army during the War Between the States, captivity was more life-threatening than the battle lines. Every day at the Illinois prison brought another casualty from weakness or disease. The deplorable conditions forced many prisoners to agree to become "Galvanized Yankees", whereby they enlisted in the Union Army for at least one year to fight the Indians and keep the Santa Fe trail open for commerce. Frontier conditions for these soldiers were sometimes worse than the prisons. Fortunately, commanding officer Major John Rankin, is unusually understanding. Gil even finds himself attracted to the commander's daughter, who is sympathetic to the plight of the former Confederates. But the Indians are keenly aware of the opportunity the war is presenting them to end the presence of white men in their territory...

Once They Wore the Gray

Boggs, Johnny D.

The Lost Colony

Olsen, T.V.

Notable for their pacing, and their celebration of honor and integrity, these stories cover a range of characters and settings; from Boyd Tripp, out for revenge but with doubt in his heart in 'Reluctant Killer' to 'A Gift For The General', the story of John Mosby of the 43rd Battalion of the Confederate Rangers. 'The Man Who Wore The Star' is the story of John Westcott, town marshal of Catron, who must decide whether he should give up his son to his ex-wife. 'A Place For Danny Thorpe' dates from 1967 and concerns a young jockey who is driven out of San Francisco because he refuses to throw a race. Above all, this collection shows Hogan's love of the West, and his genius for fresh and exciting plots.

Truth at Gunpoint

Hogan, Ray

Run of the Brush

RAINE, William MacLeod

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