Western

	An Outlaw Called Kidd The Reality of Billy the Kid By: Zeke Castro Code:AOCK-PB Price: $18.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-408-9 Edition: Paperback, 179 Pages Publication Date: August 2, 2012 Other Editions: Hardcover
This book is a review of the life and times of the infamous outlaw known today as Billy the Kid, but in my book I call him Kidd. An explanation is in the book on why I chose Kidd, spelled with two d’s. What makes my version of the Kidd’s life span different from others is that it includes views of history as seen by the Mexican people that knew him at the time; including my great-grandmother. My research indicates that the Kidd died in his nineties in the early 1950s; I have firsthand accounts of people that knew him at the time, including a story of a man who is still alive that met him in l949. Also included is an account of how Pat Garrett met his demise. I show the connection between my great-grandmother and her husband and the Kidd. I also give an insight on the Lincoln County War correspondence between Fort Stanton and Fort Craig, and Santa Fe; and Colonel Dudley’s exit from Lincoln when higher command shipped him out to Fort Union because of his involvement in the Alexander McSween debacle during the Lincoln County War. The historical value of this book, during the turbulent times in the Territory of New Mexico, will be appreciated by countless western history buffs.
	Three Exciting New Stories By: Dalward J DeBruzzi Code:TENS-PB Price: $16.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-406-5 Edition: Paperback, 272 Pages Publication Date: July 8, 2012
THREE EXCITING NEW STORIES is a collection of distinctive tales of the Old West. These stories are filled with exciting action, adventure and suspense. Each captivating story will provide a wonderfully entertaining reading experience.
	5 New Western Stories By: Dalward J DeBruzzi Code:FNWS-PB Price: $18.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-333-4 Edition: Paperback, 347 Pages Publication Date: November 28, 2011
5 NEW WESTERN STORIES is a collection of stories in an Old West setting that are filled with action and adventure. This book is sure to entertain any fan of classic Western tales.
	Staying Alive in Lampasas County By: Glenn A. Blake Code:SAILC-PB Price: $12.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-349-5 Edition: Paperback, 189 Pages Publication Date: November 21, 2011
What would entice you to risk everything, your very life and those of your wife and sons? Pink Higgins didn’t know either but he did just that when he left his Georgia farm for a God-forsaken place in Texas called Lampasas County. Staying Alive in Lampasas County follows this determined young man and his family on a treacherous journey by wagon train across the southeastern United States to the wild and cruel frontier of the mid-nineteenth century Texas. There we ride with him through horrifying Indian raids, skirmishes with heartless outlaws, exhausting trail drives, feuds with neighbors, tender moments with a proud but loving wife and the challenges of raising two sons under the harshest of conditions. With grit and determination he took on everything this cruel land and mean people could offer and he bested them all. In a land where there was no law, he lived by the rules of decency and common sense and expected others to do the same, often with the aid of his Winchester rifle. Loved by those dear to him, revered by many and feared by many more, Pink Higgins carved his name into the history of central Texas and became the leading character in one of the most remarkable and violent events ever to occur there. Every reader of western adventure novels and every western history buff wants to read about this sort of man. For everyone raised in the West, this man brings someone familiar to mind and everyone who has ever dreamed about overcoming monumental odds to reach a goal in life wants to be like this remarkable man. The history of central Texas would be incomplete without the mention of Pink Higgins.
	Silver Creek By: Lu Raldiris Code:SC-PB Price: $10.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-177-4 Edition: Paperback, 126 Pages Publication Date: May 27, 2010
There is unexpected action-packed adventure when Dan Leavell, a young gunsmith from 1877 Laredo, Texas, sells his business and travels to Arizona. With only the proceeds from his gunsmith store, he searches for his parents and the mystery of a map he has received. He meets a colorful character that helps him unravel the secret of the map, the whereabouts of his parents, and an inheritance that he is willing to share. He befriends two sheriffs and helps one who loses his deputy in a cowboy wild run of the town. He rescues a man and sister both courageous and handy with guns that back him throughout his search. He meets Nellie, the saloonkeeper in his mother’s absence, and their relationship quickly blossoms into a lasting romance.
	Shadows By: Helen M. Ide Code:SHADOWS-PB Price: $18.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-860-9 Edition: Paperback, 361 Pages Publication Date: June 26, 2008
When the passion for his job and the passion for his wife conflict a young man must make his choice...should he answer the call of duty or follow his heart?
	The Legend of Buck Fortson By: Alfred Cisco Code:TLOBF-PB Price: $16.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-572-1 Edition: Paperback, 335 Pages Publication Date: October 4, 2007
Reaching the North Platte River with a small fortune in prime furs, Buck Fortson switches from packhorses to canoe. A scalp-hungry war party of Crow Indians is hot on his trail. Later after a miraculous escape, Buck finds Nate Radford seriously wounded by a Cheyenne arrow. After nursing Nate back to health; a series of events takes Buck to the brink of death many times, and brings the ravishing Mary Jane Radford into his life and sets him on a nebulous course that will change Buck Fortson forever. The reader will escape the rush and chaos of today, and linger back into unexplored territory, fast rivers, blazing sunsets, snowcapped mountains, and never-ending plains. You are not only drawn into the story by its trail of excitement, but you will learn about the never-ending struggle of a noble people to simply live in the territory that they believe is their inherent land. You are brought face-to-face with giants of the old west; trappers who learned to live among Indians, men who left a path of blood while carving trails west. You will read of the tenacious efforts of the army to protect the forts along the Bozeman and Oregon trails. And there’s romance that will make you quick to turn the next page.
	Days of Vengeance By: Thomas E. Hart Code:DOV-PB Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-532-5 Edition: Paperback, 211 Pages Publication Date: June 4, 2007
The gang of misfits burned his farm and killed his wife and baby. Then, they made a mistake; they did not kill him. Now, after a year in the desert, honing his skills with gun and knife, he’s back. Nina, his first love, is shocked to see him in town. No longer the farmer in ragged overalls, he’s wearing black leather and twin .44s slung low on narrow hips; he’s riding a great white stallion and there’s death in his eyes. The only way the gang can stop him is to kill him. The six of them against him in a final, guns-out showdown, they figure it will be easy...
	Powder River Vengeance By: Rex Harvey Code:PRV-PB Price: $12.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-285-7 Edition: Paperback, 195 Pages Publication Date: September 15, 2006 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
Powder River Vengeance is a mixture of a love story along with violence, gun play, hangings and key historical information about the real West. After a brutal murder, the victim’s brother begins the long, hard ride of vengeance. Powder River Vengeance is a fast paced, straight forward novel that pulls no punches – a real page turner.
	Cowboy Bill By: Ron Somers Code:CBB-PB Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-293-8 Edition: Paperback, 245 Pages Publication Date: July 28, 2006 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
I’d never met a man; other than my father, that molded my life, at such a young age. The stories that Bill told us kids; are still vivid in my memories. They were stories of honest men, doing an honest days work. God help the person who interfered or tried to steal their livelihood. For they were men of law and respect. Sure, our parents told us that the stories ‘Cowboy Bill’ told us were lies, but we didn’t care. He took one summer of our lives and showed us what it was like to be a cowboy; to live in the old frontier. He told us things I’ll never forget. And I’ll never forget him or that summer. Each time I look at the stars at night, I’m reminded of him.