Frank Roderus

As a sea captain, Alex Adamley would rather go down with his ship than survive it. Although his attackers save his life, he loses his arm - and his passion for the sea. So he decides to cross the great American landscape with nothing but the clothes on his back, the past close behind and a family deed to an old Colorado mining claim. But some people out West aren't so happy to see new faces and they've misjudged his mild nature for an easy target. They're willing to do anything to get their hands on his deed. What they don't know is that Alex has lost enough already and the more trouble they make, the more he fights back - because nothing is going to stop him from staking his claim.

William Johnstone's bestselling The Last Gunfighter novels have become a new classic in frontier adventure. Now, Frank Morgan, the last of a dying breed, sets off from the Pacific Northwest for Alaska—and into a raging blizzard of violence and death.A Hail Of Lead....It was a favor to a dead friend: Frank Morgan is shepherding a group of mail-order brides to a brawling Alaska boomtown called Skagway. A bushwhacking, a storm-racked sea voyage, and an anything-but-friendly reception isn't enough to stop Morgan and his blushing brides. But a beautiful woman has a lucrative plot on her mind—in the wild, wild north where men are mad with greed and loneliness. Now the last gunfighter will need skills he didn't know he had—plus a few he knows he does. Because this Alaska winter has turned into a death trap. And only the brave, the fierce and the lucky will be alive to see the winter thaw...

The adventures of a young greenhorn "cowpoke" in Texas after the Civil War.

"After three years in prison, Lyle Wilson is free on parole and ready to get back home and resume his life. But the men who framed him don't believe Wilson doesn't want revenge and they aren't going to take any chances. They're going to kill Wilson before he makes any trouble for them." -- fantasticfiction.co.uk website.

"After Wall Street collapses, investment banker Griff McPherson trades in his suits and ties for Stetsons and cowboy boots. He returns to the Wyoming ranch he co-owns with his brother, but it's not exactly a happy homecoming. So to prove to everyone, including himself, that that he belongs back in Jackson Hole, he takes a post as a wrangler on another ranch. Air force lieutenant Val Hunter has just returned to the Bar H ranch to help her ailing grandmother run the property. While it is full of unhappy memories, Val is determined to do right by her home. Her new hire is easy on the eyes and a tough wrangler to boot, yet her instincts make it hard for her to trust him. When a nefarious neighbor endangers her land, Val is forced to accept Griff's help-but will she finally be able to open her heart?"--Back cover.

Harlan has been arrested and accused of murder in a case of mistaken identity. His only chance of avoiding the hangman's noose is to break out of jail and track down the real killer before a posse can find him.

Riding alone though the Wyoming Territory, Daniel Veach was surprised to find a small cabin tucked away in a nameless gorge. He was even more surprised when lovely Anne Waring invited him in for tea. A storm was brewing and it looked to be a fierce one, so Dan was glad to stay the night. But when two strangers showed up and began asking questions about Waring's secret occupation and eyeing his pretty wife, Veach knew all hell might break loose in the cabin before the storm was over.