Western Stories

A The Walker Colt Story
The Walker Colt was a beautiful weapon. It has a history that has fused itself into the very fabric of the pistol. Bob is asked to restore the pistol, and Billy Pruitt was the first man to own it. This is their tale.

A single man my age, never knows when his next life changing event will come along. Sometimes it's on a man before his brain can get a handle on it. This is a modern day western about a man who meets a woman 10 years younger...

Wyoming, 1860. Seized from a burning wagon train, Mary Ellen Cates is brought to a Shoshone camp for one purpose — to nurse a warrior's dying infant daughter. What begins as survival becomes something neither of them planned. Grey Wolf calls her Snow Bird. She calls his camp home. But the world outside the willows is closing in, and January 1863 is coming for everything they've built.

Helen Hunt was a Marine squad leader in Afghanistan until she somehow got transported through time to 1874 Texas. There she became a bounty hunter because that way she could use what she knew how to do. She met a man and his dog, and they became a bounty hunting unit. Helen was also a poker whiz and made a fortune at that. However, she wound up back in Texas in time for the 1876 Indian War. 10 chapters.

Join Jed Adams on his trek from a miserable farm in New England to San Francisco. He was a veteran of the Union Army and well able to take care of himself in a firefight. This is the story of how Jed became a rich family man with a successful business built on his Army experience. This is how Jed was instrumental in making California a safe place for the common businessman. The people of San Francisco owed a lot to him. 8 chapters.

Logan O'Dell was cut loose at a young age in the late 1880's. This is a portion of his story

Part of Historical Romances
Historical romance centering around betrayal and survival in the late 1800's. Set in Colorado during the Gold Rush. Story is a part of the Wine and Old Lace event.

Follow the Journey of Will McLaughlin as he and his family, through all the trials, hardships and sorrow leave Ohio to travel to Oregon Trail, settle in Fort Laramie Wyoming and start a new Ranch and a new life.

Bill Haskell, a Deputy US Marshal, starts out to find some children kidnapped by a band of Navajos, and winds up finding a wife. He has a dog that is very adept in fighting Indians and acquires a bitch with pups that joins the group. Eventually, he is forced to give up on the missing children and returns to being a regular federal marshal working in Arizona Territory. 7 chapters.