Presents a collection of stories about frontier outlaws Jesse and Frank James and Cole Younger and his brothers, the life of the author's fictional character Ben Allison, and the adventure and excitement of the American West.

A fictional chronicle of the forty years of war between the U.S. Cavalry and the Cheyenne Indians, whose mighty leaders refused to compromise their people's freedom

Product Description: When the war ended, freedom was finally Ned Huddleston's. But when Ned stood up to a gang of small-town toughs, he traded that freedom for the life of an outlaw. A wanted man, he fled west, where he found the song of the six-gun.

Product Description: WesternLarge Print EditionA soldier turned outlaw, Ben Allison was ready to earn a fortune. Together with his brother Clint he was pushing three thousand longhorns through the rough country between Texas and Montana where Crazy Horse and his fierce Oglala Sioux waited to waylay them...read more

Product Description: No one makes a more unlikely outlaw than young George LeRoy Parker, grandson of a Mormon bishop. But at 16, Parker throws in with Mike Cassidy, a shrewd old bandit who has seen something in the boy that nobody else has--the courage of a cougar and the heart of a renegade...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Three classic novellas, including the title story, about the most infamous outlaw of the Old West.

A Five-time Spur Award-winning Author "Red Blizzard" is set in the Dakota Territory during the conflict between Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, and the U.S. Army. Pawnee Perez is an army scout, distrusted by some of the officers and hated by the Sioux. He's also the only man who can make his way through the hostile Sioux surrounding the fort and ride for military reinforcements. "Tales of the Texas Rangers" is an account of the Forty Year War the oldest law enforcement agency on the North American continent waged against the Comanches, military invasions from Mexico, and pursuit of frontier thieves and murderers like John Wesley Hardin and Sam Bass. "The Hunkpapa Scout" is Sunkele Sha, a full-blood who was a trail guide for a wagon train before it was wiped out by the warring Sioux. Escaping with his life, he attempts to warn a U.S. Cavalry troop. Henry Wilson Allen wrote under both the Clay Fisher and Will Henry bylines and was a five-time winner of the Spur Award from the Western Writers of America. He was born in Kansas City, Missouri. Over a dozen films have been based on his work.

Product Description: ''Button'' Starbuck is about to set out on the biggest ride of his life. Along with his two brothers, he i s about to close a deal worth '

Product Description: ''Button'' Starbuck is about to set out on the biggest ride of his life. Along with his two brothers, he i s about to close a deal worth '

Product Description: Jud Reeves's upbringing on the frontier is put to the test when he joins a deadly Confederate campaign to secure the region, and he confronts murderous visionary Elkanah Cavanaugh, wild woman Star Cavanaugh, and settler-hating Apache Sobre. Original.

Product Description: The real story of the Little Big Horn begins a thousand bitter miles southward in a drift of burning tipi ashes on the banks of the Washita. There, in November 1868, Custer and his Seventh Cavalry murdered the sleeping village of the peace chief Black Kettle, the crime for which they were brought to justice in faraway Montana...read more

Product Description: The only individual standing between the white settlers and fierce Chiricahua Apache warriors led by Geronimo and Chatto is Pa-nayo-tishn (The Coyote Saw Him), a man of peace who forever alters the fate of the Apache. Reprint."

When Kamiac, a murderous Palouse chieftain, attacks Colonel Stedloe and his troops, declaring war and annihilation of all other tribes, Sergeant Emmett Bell, trained in wilderness fighting, along with his chief of scouts, prepares to fight to the death. Reprint.

Product Description: "Will Henry combines the best talents of a natural storyteller with an inspired poets glorious use of the English language." DUTY BOUND It took a tall horse to carry him, they said. He was a giant of a man, six-and-a-half-feet tall and 275 pounds...read more

Hired by mountain man Jim Bridger to lead a wagon train that is delivering guns and ammunition to his trading post at Green River, Jesse Callahan must go up against a ruthless Arapaho warrior who has been hired by Bridger's enemy to steal the guns and kill Jesse. Reprint.

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Holding a rich claim during the Alaskan gold rush, Murrah Starr, a half-breed Sioux, must take on the head of the local miners' association who is determined to steal his claim by brute force. Reprint.

Carving out a reputation for himself as a ruthless gunman, Con Jenkins is astonished to find himself helping an aging Native American and his white-hating daughter carry out the dying wishes of Crazy Horse. Original.

Product Description: A Spur Award-winning author "Orphans of the North," in Will Henry's words, is a story in which "you will meet no purely instinctive, so-called dumb animals, but only those sensitive wilderness folk who are able, in their mysterious unknown ways, to think and to feel and to communicate with one another, very much as you and I...read more

A trio of novellas, capturing the essence of the lawless and untamed American West, includes 'Red Blizzard,' in which a Pawnee scout is caught between the U.S. Army and the Sioux during the wars with Crazy Horse. Reprint.