Item category 1: Western

An act of cruel violence puts Deputy Sheriff Jesse Marks into the most difficult conflict he has ever had to face in this authentic Western tale of vengeance versus law.

Forder managed to get into a sitting position. He was half-turned away from Carter. His right hand was sliding inside his jacket, reaching into his left armpit. Carter watched him until the hand reappeared from the jacket, saw it was holding a gun, and lunged forward to grapple with him.

To an outlaw like Joel Kelly, a fat payroll would be irresistible. So the railroad detectives baited their ambush carefully. Sacks bulging with gold were loaded on the train. Then the news was 'leaked' so Kelly would hear it.

Lawyer Josh Thorn believes in the law and justice. Even so, when he agrees to defend prostitute Rosa May Whitefield, he knows he jeopardises his standing in the community. In 1880 the mining town of Bodie, California, averaged a killing a day, but Rosa May's crime broke all the rules when she kil...

Brody comes to Brentwood Falls in Arizona Territory to keep a pledge made at his mother's deathbed, to avenge the wrong done to her years earlier. Befriending town sheriff Will Tasker, and catching the eye of beautiful singer Louise Delaware, Brody is a man of wealth, yet prefers a life of manual...

Jim Bannister was a man of few hungers, but he was hungry for justice. He was on the trail of a beautiful and mysterious woman - the one witness who could help clear his name.

Mulvane rode out of the mountains and up the main street of hell. He was a tall man, riding easy, but there was the proud, watchful look of a hawk in his eyes and a steel-spring force in the way he moved. The hardcase toughs and killers of Grand Junction watched him carefully, and even before the...

A transplanted Easterner, Linda Van Pelt found herself alone in a desolate country when her husband died. She turned for help to her neighbour, a horse trainer named Canada Parker. After burying Linda's husband, Canada began to notice all was not well. The expensive Van Pelt stock was not where i...

When Mark Destin arrived in La Cruz wearing a derby, he was taken for a tenderfoot dude. In a few hours, he had proved to that rough cow town that 'tenderfoot' was not synonymous with 'fool'. He wore the clothes of a Bostonian, but his mind was as keen, his judgment of character as shrewd as any ...