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Danielle Strange and her brothers track the last of the men who killed her father into Mexico. But the murderer turns out to be a wealthy cattleman--and he's hired every lowlife in the territory to put the Strange family in Boot Hill. Original.

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Infamous shootist Buck Fletcher is headed for Montana's Two-Bit Creek to pay his respects at his parents' graves. Along the way, he befriends a female victim of a range war and finds himself threatened by one side and courted by the other. Original.

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Deputy U.S. Marshal Matt Battles has to discover why Hatfield J. Warful is gathering every notorious gunslinger in the West at his home in Slaughter Canyon. And if his mission fails, it could result in a second Civil War. Original.

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With their father injured and their brother murdered, the Aguirre twins--Dolores and Sonya--lead a crew of ranch hands and friendly members of the Mescalaro Apache tribe to recover their herd--a perilous journey that brings about swift justice.

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A thrilling new installment in bestseller Ralph Compton's Trail Drive series.

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When his old friend Ransom Barnes's ranch is attacked and burned by a marauding band of Cheyenne warriors, Chip Chippendale will do anything to help him even if it mmeans making a few new enemies.

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The only folk left behind in Apache Creek are ghosts, including Marshall Sam Pace. Three years of solitude have turned Sam into a phantom, but when a woman on the run stumbles into town, the former lawman must protect her and make use of gunslinger skills long out of practice. Original.

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When rustlers stampede his herd and injure his sons, Bull Kelly will do anything to protect his own.

A year after their sister rode off seeking revenge for their father's death, Tim and Jed Strange head out to look for their sister and find a heap of their own trouble instead.

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A struggling rancher from Texas learns that his herd of cattle will fetch ten times their local price if they're driven to Montana.

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An all-new Ralph Compton Western in the Sundown Rider series.

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Winning an upcoming horse race is the last chance Buck Fletcher has to save his daughter's life. When a pack of thieves steals his steed, Buck rides again to make wrong right--with Doc Holliday backing him up. Original.

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"Signet mass-market edition / July 2008"--Title page verso.

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After a group of buffalo hunters gets into a scuffle with a party of Indians, the end results are tragic--leaving all but one of the Indians dead. With the sole survivor on his way to rally the rest of his tribe for vengeance, the buffalo hunters hightail it to the closest settlement, putting Redemption and new Marshall Bill Harvey in the middle of a range war. Original.

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Marshal Bill Harvey thought he had his hands full with the hotheaded Jesse Overstreet, a Texan like himself, who'd stumbled into town. But Overstreet is the least of his problems when Caleb Tatum and his gang sweep through town, cleaning folks out of every last penny. As a bonus, they make off with a beautiful hostage, Eden Harvey, Bill's wife. Original.

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Holding out alone against outlaws after her ranch, Emily Sackett Talon, sixty-seven and a widow, faces certain death unless Logan Sackett can reach her in time.

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Jim Moran never had a real family, but his sense of honor and razor-sharp instincts earned him a loyal partner who gave him a home with a Montana Indian tribe and a new name: Rider Twelve Horses. After his friend is brutalized, nothing can stop Rider's merciless search for justice. Original.

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Echo Sackett journeys to the Tennessee mountain country to claim her family's inheritance, but a band of determined killers intend to keep it for themselves.

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From acclaimed Western author Bill Brooks, the first two books of his captivating The Journey of Jim Glass trilogy, now collected in one volume for the first time

RIDES A STRANGER

Coffin Flats, New Mexico, is a nothing town in the middle of nowherewhich suits Jim Glass just fine.