Item category 1: Western

In the Sawtooth Valley of Montana, Clint Derby and his younger brother Lee plan to work for Big Jim Ralston and his buddies, but Lee soon discovers evidence of Big Jim's plot to buy Crow Reservation land.

The bestselling masters of the Great American Western deliver a thrilling new chapter in the Forever Texas saga-as the ranch-building Royles prepare for the deadliest conflict in U.S. history.

Travel writer Jill Curtis loves her job, but she desperately needs a break if she's to achieve her dream of becoming an investigative reporter. Sent to Kentucky by her boss to find out why thousands of tourists flock to Bourbon Country every year, Jill's dream seems to be slipping further away. A...

He said his name was John Rutledge, and it had all started out as a simple favour - the return of a body to the ranch where the dead man had once been employed. But the circumstances of the killing - a cold-blooded gun-down - and the ominous parting words of the dead man's buddy made Rutledge won...

"In three Western stories: 'Paradise Al', 'Paradise Al's Confession', and 'The Quest', misunderstood men find the chance to prove themselves"-- Provided by publisher.

Against all odds, Jamie MacCallister settled the wild frontier and forged his family's bold legacy. Now his son, Falcon MacCallister, seeks justice - come hell or high water - for his father's untimely death.

Life had been good to John Sessions in the three years since he had settled on his cattle ranch in Brush Creek, Kansas. Even now, as he returned from one of his infrequent trips to town, he thought warmly of his snug house in the valley and of his wife and their two sons.

Was it vengeance, hate, or just plain cussedness that brought John Cameron back to Wolf Springs? Whatever it was, it meant trouble and bloodshed - something the townsfolk wanted to avoid at all costs. They'd been reduced to a quaking band of yellowbellies by Sid Mason and his rough-riding cohorts...

From moving tales of the hardships faced by ranchers, to wagon trains overcome by Indians on the Oregon Trial, to steamboat builders and pilots on the Columbia River, this collection of historical narrative is steeped in the frontier life of the Pacific Northwest by a master chronicler of the reg...