Skye Fargo ain’t afraid of the dark… There aren’t many men who make Skye Fargo think twice about clearing leather—but Terrible Jack Slade is one of them. Slade is a one-man slaughterhouse, and mad as a rabid dog to boot. But in Virginia City, Slade has gone beyond insane into religious ecstasy, preaching that everyone and everything in town is about to go straight to Hell. But the Trailsman isn’t about to go without a devil of a fight.
There’s nothing worse than the taste of lead… Fourteen year-old Petey Evans ain’t much to look at, but he’s got a big head full of dreams—and becoming just like his hero, Skye Fargo, is at the top of the list. Fargo isn’t keen on taking on anyone as a pupil, but he gives the boy a quick course in shooting, scouting, and surviving he won’t soon forget. But soon enough Petey discovers that there are some things that can’t be taught—even by the Trailsman…
Fargo plays the game of his life… In a booming Gulf Coast town, Skye Fargo and over a dozen of the best poker players around are competing in a high-stakes game being held by Fargo’s old friend, Senator Deerforth. But someone wants Fargo to fold before the games even start, and the Trailsman is going to have to play things close to the vest if he’s going to survive…
Fargo pursues a pack of marauding miners… When Fargo comes across two murdered Arapaho, he tracks the killers…and walks right into a trap. Now, he’s on the trail of the gang of ruthless gold-hunters heading straight into the Rockies, where both man and nature are cold, merciless, and deadly. Because if anyone tries to get the best of the Trailsman, they’re going to end up getting the worst of him…
Ain’t no mountain high enough to stop Fargo… Skye Fargo is searching for three widows gone missing in the Rocky Mountains. But he also finds Dub Kreeger and his brutal gang of Army deserters. Kreeger’s been slaughtering and stealing from anyone foolhardy enough to try and make it through the mountains. Now, with the soon-to be-merry widows to protect, the Trailsman is going to put the bad men between a rock and a dead place…
Fargo is on the hunt in high Hell… Skye Fargo signed on to scout for the Army, not run down a bunch of AWOL soldiers. But Luther Mace and company weren’t made for the military, but for mayhem and murder. And they’re riding hard to a place no man with any saddle-sense would want to go—the Mountains of No Return. But the Trailsman is aiming to make this ride a round-trip…
An epic new western in the grand tradition of True Grit and Lonesome DoveOut of nowhere Comanches attack-and sixteen year-old Jane narrowly survives the slaughter of her family and the kidnapping of her baby sister. Driven by grief and fury, she rides headlong into Indian territory, seeking vengeance. But the odds are stacked against a young girl on the trail, and Jane soon realizes she must disguise herself as a boy to join forces with a tough company of cowhands on a cattle drive to Dodge City. The harrowing trek pits her against tough drovers, raging rivers, ruthless soldiers, and ends in a bloody reckoning that forces Jane to discover her surprising capacity for love, survival-and revenge."The Comanche Kid is playwright/actor James Robert Daniels' first novel, but you'd never know that by reading this magnificent, bigger-than-life tale. Making use of traditional Western elements-the vengeance quest, the coming-of-age story, the trail drive yarn, the epic clash of cavalry and Indians-Daniels' evocative prose lifts the odyssey of sixteen-year-old Jane into something special as she searches for her younger sister, who is kidnapped in the same Comanche raid that wipes out the rest of Jane's family. With echoes of True Grit, The Cowboy & The Cossack, and Lonesome Dove, this is a big, thrilling, tragic, and ultimately uplifting portrait of the American West." James Reasoner, author of more than 350 westerns, many under a variety of pseudonyms, including 41 Longarm novels and 20 books in the Trailsman series.
The chase is on and the stakes are high in this western in Ralph Compton's USA Today bestselling series. They’re ex-cowpunchers looking to strike it rich—and not having much success. When they deliver a wagon of scotch to a shantytown saloon, the bartender drops dead before paying. No sooner do they take over the bar as payment than it burns to the ground. The cloud above Arlo Wells and Dallas Holt has no silver lining… They finally get a break when they receive a message from an old friend, along with a map. It seems the grizzled prospector finally hit the mother lode in the Superstitious Mountains, only to die shortly thereafter. His last wish was for the two boys to find his beloved nieces and share the claim with them—easy money, except for a few minor problems… Like the despicable stepfather who’s got the nieces, a gang of hired gunmen, and the other half of the map and the Apaches who’ll slaughter anyone daring to tread the ground of their sacred mountains. For Arlo and Dallas, this lucky break may be the worst thing ever to happen to them… More Than Six Million Ralph Compton Books In Print!
