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|  | | Applejack & Bat Masterson: Trinidad's Law
Gun-fighter! Deputy Marshal! Romantic! Friend to the Trinidad priest and Marshal Bat Masterson!
Jack "Applejack" Martin is a youthful gun-fighting deputy! An Historical Western in the year 1882, when Bat Masterson was Marshal of Trinidad, Colorado!
Lincoln, MI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/05/2018 --Jack "Applejack" Martin never dreamed of becoming anything more than a hired hand when he left his parent's hardscrabble ranch, nor could he have anticipated that saving the life of a noted killer would prepare him to become a deputy to Marshal Bat Masterson. Applejack finds in his relationship with Masterson, his friendship with a ubiquitous priest, his love of a beautiful señorita from a wealthy family, and the loathing and hostility of the girl's father, that people and challenges are not always what they seem. It is life itself that tests the me | |  | | Billy Thorne's Gold
Billy Thorne's Gold is an exciting adventure about a boy who is rescued and raised by a lonely old prospector. This western is adventure, action, and romance at its finest.
A small wagon train is ambushed by a group of renegades. The settlers were killed, mules stolen, and the wagons looted and burned. The only survivor is five-year-old Billy Thorne. The boy is rescued and raised by Dusty, a lonely and colorful prospector. Years later, when Billy’s only friend and mentor dies, the young man discovers that the gold Dusty left him makes him a very rich man. Billy finds the empty cabin and loneliness unbearable. He decides to hide the gold and go down the mountain to the town of Rye, Colorado.
In this book, explore the new life of Billy Thorne. Learn about the p | |  | | Cornelius Goes West
Cornelius Goes West is a young adult western about a boy who leaves the slums of New York City and goes west to find a better life. It is an exciting, action filled tale that will appeal to both young men an women.
YOUNG ADULT WESTERN:
Cornelius Kogelschitz lives in the slums of New York City. All his young life he has lived and worked in the dirty, smoke-filled part of the city, slaving long hours for meager wages in one of the many factories. His parents die of typhus and Corny moves in with his uncle, aunt, and eleven cousins. One Sunday afternoon, while on the roof capturing birds for the stew pot, he overhears an argument. His aunt complains about the added expense of caring for the boy. Deciding not to take food from his cousins, Corny bundles up his few possessions and leaves the tenement apartm | |  | | Desert Heat, Desert Cold and Other Tales of the West
The anthology is a collection of seventeen traditional and contemporary western short stories by award-winning author Charlie Steel.
span style="font-size: 12pt">No matter the challenge or adversity, Charlie Steel’s protagonists attempt to do what is right. They are caught in disputes beyond their control and must utilize inner strength and faith as they struggle for survival. Set mostly in the Front Range of the Colorado Mountains with its searing heat, numbing cold, limitless sky, endless prairie, and rising peaks--the land itself becomes a character. The stories are thrilling and unforgettable. span style="font-size: 12pt">When the last page is turned the reader will be disappointed | |  | | Fight For Wet Springs
This story is an epic western tale about the West family and their life-threatening struggles to keep their ranch from being stolen by the evil town ruling Poindexter. During Kurt West’s youth, the family befriends many people from various cultures and
religions. These individuals are instrumental in the battle against the hired gun-hands of Poindexter. A central character, Father Torres, is a priest in the nearby village who
assisted the Wests by sending reliable ranch hands, builders, and workman to live and work at Wet Springs Ranch. Kurt, at an early age, saves a kitten and filly that become bonded to him. Young Kurt is not a weakling; he becomes a pistolero and saves his
father from attacking rustlers. The story of his honest courage and fame as a child gunfighter, against insurmountable odds, continues to spread. Later, as a teenager, Kurt falls in love with the stepdaughter of their enemy, Poindexter. How the West’s overcome the ruthless attacks of Poindexter and his crew is the culmination of this fast moving and unique western saga. FIGHT FOR WET SPRINGS is a story of the Wests and
their struggle to save their land. It is a story of races coming together to fight for justice. It is a story of love and honor and hope, and the many individuals who stand together for what is right.
BR>Standing against the wall looking on were three of Poindexter's guards. When they recognized Kurt they began to draw. Kurt shot all three of them in the chest. Sheriff Engler began a clumsy draw and the deputy just stared. BR>BR>"Throw down your guns, boys. All of you--NOW!" said Kurt, his stare narrow and deadly. "Poindexter. You were talking about cowards. I have four pistols here. Which one do you want?"BR>BR> "I am not a gun slick," said Poindexter. "You'd have all the advantage."BR>BR> "Yeah, but your hire gun slicks. You hang around with them. You tell them what to do | |  | | Fire Canoe Finnegan
FIRE CANOE FINNEGAN is a co-authored book by Charlie Steel and Denis J. Harrington (deceased). It is historical fiction,adventure, and romance at its finest. This story gives a rare insight into the contribution steamboats made to pioneers and army forts along the Missouri River.
Captain Glazer of the steamboat, THE DAKOTA DAWN, hires Clint Finnegan to become his second in command and to learn to pilot the dangerous snag-filled waters of the Missouri River. What Finnegan didn’t expect on his very first trip was to have the army payroll stolen and a beautiful woman kidnapped. Risking his life, he chases after the girl and the money, ultimately encountering angry plains Indians protecting their hunting grounds. Told from both the Sioux Indian point of view and that of conquering whites who wanted the land at all costs, this is a thrilling western tale, filled with strong | |  | | West of the Big River: The Forty-Niners
West of the Big River: The Forty-Niners is a story of courage, romance, and danger based on historical incidents that took place during the California Gold Rush era.
The discovery of gold in California launched a stampede of fortune-seekers across the continent in search of wealth. Willing to face any hardship – outlaws, hostile Indians, bad weather, thirst, starvation, and the horrors of disease – they battled fiercely to overcome these challenges and seize their destiny. But sometimes the treasures they found were not the ones they were expecting . . .
THE FORTY-NINERS is the fifth novel in the exciting West of the Big River series from the Western Fictioneers. Charlie Steel's story of courage, romance, and danger is based on historical incidents and | |  | | West of the Big River: The Forty-Niners
Lance a white slave escapes St. Louis and heads west. He meets up with courageous friends who must confront Indians, death, disease, and renegades on the way to the gold fields.
The discovery of gold in California launched a stampede of fortune-seekers across the continent in search of wealth. Willing to face any hardship – outlaws, hostile Indians, bad weather, thirst, starvation, and the horrors of disease – they battled fiercely to overcome these challenges and seize their destiny. But sometimes the treasures they found were not the ones they were expecting . . . THE FORTY-NINERS is the fifth novel in the exciting West of the Big River series from the Western Fictioneers. Charlie Steel's story of courage, romance, and danger is based on historical incidents and viv |
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