The Trailsman

13 million trailsman books in print!After a blow to the head, all Skye Fargo knows is that a dead girl is under his bed. With an angry mob after him, the Trailsman has to fill in the blanks to trap the real killer. But although Skye Fargo may have lost his memory, he hasn't forgotten how to fight...

Skye Fargo takes a job guiding a New Orleans fur trader up the Rio Grande, thinking it's an easy way to make a dollar--until they run into a group of Apache infected with smallpox. Stopping to help, Fargo and his friend barely prevent the disease from wiping out the entire tribe. The survivors now have to face a deadlier enemy: a Comanche war party that is on the rampage and heading their way.

Showdown With Death When a pistol-packing blonde beauty pegged Skye Fargo, the Trailsman, as a hired gunslinger out to get her uncle's foreman, it was draw first and ask questions later. Yet by the time he'd tamed the gorgeous young spitfire enough to convince her she was wrong, Fargo was trapped into hunting down the desperadoes who were killing her uncle's men and stealing his cargo from the riverboats. Lured on by the loving promise of double pleasure from both glorioussly golden Amber and her voluptuous, raven-haired sister, April, Fargo had no choice but to ride a river of treachery, where every bend hid another bushwhacker thirsting for his blood...

Skye Fargo is in Kansas for the wedding of an old friend. But when the groom is shot in the back by what seems to be the Murray family gang, his weeping widow seeks revenge. But first the Trailsman must unveil the killer.

To get his hands on their gold, Hollis Blackburn sends the Black Hills mining camp of Busted Hump a special delivery-infected with pestilence. Now Skye Fargo is tending to the sick, consoling the townswomen, and planning revenge.

Skye Fargo is short on cash and shorter on his temper when he trades lead with a Texas prairie punk and leaves him facedown in the dust. Soon, Fargo finds that some dead men have a long reach when it comes to revenge and finds himself the target of the dead man's kinfolk.

When Skye Fargo saves a doomed and dangling man from a neck-snapping party on the California Coast, all hell breaks loose. Now he's the one riding for his life, with a killer posse on his tail.

Kidnapping a train-load of children worth a king's ransom, a group of bandits hide deep in the Devil's Catacombs. But Skye Fargo could track the Devil himself, and he's determined to send these outlaws to Hell.

Ride a Deadly Trail Skye Fargo himself wasn't sure if he'd taken on the job of trail boss for the group of small ranchers because of threats made against him by the Haskells, who were trying to wipe out the local competition and didn't want Fargo butting in. After all, it was hard to pass up the temptation of riding trail with a crew of luscious lady cattle owners, who were all too eager to please him - whether their own men liked it or not. Whatever the cause, Fargo soon found his hands full keeping the steers moving and the women satisfied while scouting a trail that could lead them all through the bloody ambush by the Haskells and their gun-slinging band of desperadoes...

Long Way to Hell Hired to find a pioneer family who disappeared in the mountain, Skye Fargo runs across a wagon train being "guarded" by some dirt-low men in the employ of one Victor Gore - a man who makes his money at others' fatal expense. With Gore and his vermin on one side, and a band of angry Nez Perce Indians on the other, the Trailsman has to guide the settlers to their promised land - or they'll be buried in it.

Silver Was The Lure leading Reverend Rogers and his loyal flock into a territory where bushwhackers waited behind every rock, and Indians rode the warpath, crying for white man's blood. Skye Fargo, the Trailsman, was the only scout who stood any chance of leading the wagon train to the silver and bringing them back alive. But for a man like Fargo there were as many dangers in camp as on the trail. The Reverend Rogers was aflame with a mission; his voluptuous wife Constance was just aflame. Then there was beautiful, willful Duicy Knowland, who said her husband was just a boy and what she wanted was a real man. Fargo would have to chart a careful course through perils aplenty if he wanted to live to reap all his rewards...

Skye Fargo defends a young gambler with bad luck. Anyone who loses to the guy seems to wind up dead the next day. But now Fargo's joining the game-and it's even more unlucky to cross the Trailsman.

Fargo has his hands full when the U.S. Army hires him to lead a caravan of cantakerous camels right through the baddest lands in the West.

Skye Fargo's only just hung up his hat in Denver when trouble finds him-in the form of a motley group of gold-digging cutthroats. But the city-as well as the posse-is quick to blame the murders on a nearby Indian tribe.

Someone was robbing the Rocky Mountian Fur Company and a beautiful, voluptuous woman was willing to pay Skye Fargo, The Trailsman, with more than cold cash to catch the poachers and put an end to their game. So Fargo outfitted himself as a mountain man, laid his traps, and sat back for a long, lonely wait. Then a bloody encounter with rampaging Indians and the rescue of a chief's son led Fargo to the sensual, eager-to-please Indian maiden, Suni. And suddenly, Skye's nights were as busy as his days...