Silver star westerns

Mike Stroud looked like a man who had seen his full share of trouble and he was tough, with the weathered endurance of granite. It takes all of Stroud's considerable skill as a gunfighter when he decides to aid Lucinda Lee, otherwise known as Cindy, in a last-ditch fight to save her ranch from forces determined to loot a cattle empire.-- jacket.

Gentle giant meets wolf and lady. Takes a "lickkin" but wins hearts of both.

Bad men were their business Their names were Ripley and Gibbs, and they were known from one end of the West to the other.When there was trouble - big trouble -you sent for them. The price was high, but so were the odds against them - and if Ripley and Gibbs didn't make it, you didn't pay one red cent. They were on holiday when they rode into the raw mining camp called Lively. But their Colts didn't stay in their holsters long. The land grabbing gang of ruthless guns they ran into made the partners' usual line of business a pleasure - and their pleasure was flying lead...

Speedy, Brand's insouciant hobo, returns to clean up a mining town infested by crooked gamblers and crooked lawmen, in a fast-paced, non-stop action, well-told Western adventure.

225 p. (large print) ; 22 cm

Jeff Morgan seeks the Briscoe gang since they murdered his partner Bob. He falls in love with Alice who is the sister of Bud Briscoe, a man he is seeking to kill. The book has a lot of contrived improbable happenings not too well connected or explained and is not one of the better of the author's books.

An account of a light-hearted journey across the great Thirstland of Southern Africa in the winter of 1952-53.