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When L'Amour's first fiction was being published in "pulp" Western magazines, he wrote several novel-length stories. Three of these tales--The Trail to Crazy Man, Riders of the Dawn, and Showdown on the Hogback--are collected here in one volume for fans who relish the chance to enjoy the early works of a master storyteller.

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While investigating the shooting death of Jesse Lock, Hopalong hires himself out as a foreman for the Rocking R Ranch and teaches a pack of rustlers new respect for the law.

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"Includes lost treasures bonus material"--Back cover.

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Brothers Kin and Yance Sackett attempt to rescue Diana Macklin from the white kidnappers who hope to exploit tensions between the Indians and the settlers.

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When the beautiful Liza Hetrick is abducted and held in a mountain fortress, Rye Tyler must face his deadliest enemy yet, the very man who taught him, as an orphan, about manhood, friendship, and the way of the West.

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Rye Tyler was 12 when he saw his father cut down in an Indian raid. Taken in by a mysterious stranger with a taste for Shakespeare and an instinct for survival, Rye is schooled in the lessons of a hard country.

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The Sackett brothers investigate a twenty-year-old mystery as they search for a treasure in gold, attempt to discover whether or not their long-missing father is still alive, and fight to outwit ruthless New Orleans criminals. Reissue.

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Hopalong Cassidy attempts to find the killers of his old friend, Peter Melford, and return Pete's stolen ranch to his niece, Cindy Blair.

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Tells the improbable story of a man whose vision of the future of the automobile, leads to a run-in with Detroit when he tries to make the dream a reality.

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Tenadore Brian, a young lieutenant, must escort the major's daughter back to Fort Laramie, after their wagon train is ambushed by Indians.

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"Two great novels in one volume"--Cover.

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Utah Blaine saves Joe Neal, owner of the 46 Connected Ranch, but when another murder attempt succeeds, Blaine finds himself alone to face a gang of greedy ranchers.

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A collection of short stories captures the lives and adventures of the men and women who met the dangers, challenges, and hardships of the American West.

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Wetherton, a young miner, travels home with a fortune in gold, while his fellow townspeople prepare to evacuate at the threat of an Apache attack.

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Ponga Jim Mayo, the American master of the Semiramis, a tramp freighter, explores the area around Indonesia, encountering pirates, spies, drug peddlers, and gunrunners.

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An anthology of twelve stories of the Western frontier captures a world of rugged men and determined women who must overcome the hardships and obstacles of life in the West.

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Canavan drifted down the valley and into a shooting war. The big ranchers were rustlers turned respectable. Now they were fighting with each other. In the middle were a small spread and a woman. Canavan had a mind to stay so he staked a claim. And when the gun hands were gone he'd have every thing he wanted the land, the water and the woman.

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L'Amour celebrates the human spirit in an epic tale of the sole survivor of an Arctic plane crash confronting cold, isolation, and starvation and discovering the will to resist a surrender to death.

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A collection of stories about the men and women of the American frontier. Some stories provide glimpses of what the authors life was like during the early years.

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Compiles some of author's greatest stories. This book includes stories that represents the author's yarn-spinning writing, a choice collection handpicked from the variety of pulp Western magazines in which the he first became known.

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Includes six stories such as "The Turkeyfeather Riders", "Four Card Draw," "Home in the Valley," "Home in the Valley," "West Is Where the Heart Is," and "Fork Your Own Bronco."

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A collection of some of the best short fiction writing from the most famous Western author of all time. Louis L'Amour is indisputably the most famous and well-respected writer to ever work in the Western genre.