Western Stories

Westward bound for Oregon a wagon train of 105 wagons, and 102 families were on the Oregon Trail in the year 1859. When someone on the Wagontrain began killing and raping little girls. Miri is subdued and watches as her best friend has her neck snapped, then brutally raped. Then she’s tied up and hidden in a wagon, she has to figure out what to do so that this monster doesn’t get away with anymore killing. She realizes that her life may not be as important as getting this monster caught.

John Oakley was your average Federal Marshal escorting a sadistic sociopath, Jess McFarland to trial for a new crime when he was ambushed, tortured, and left to die or not as the fates chose. He survived and became a bounty hunter. He was fired from his Federal Marshal job because of what his captors had done to his left knee and right hand. This is the story of John's three-year search for his tormenters. John's primary weapon became a shotgun firing "buck and ball." / (Reviews)

A young country boy in the 1860's is taught to play poker and handle a gun by his Pa. His Pa was a rake and a rounder and when Cletus Hawkins is shot while laying with another man's wife, young Clete follows in his footsteps. He's good at cards, good with a Colt and good with the women.

Jimmy Scott at 8 years old was the only survivor of a Comanche attack on a wagon train. He was rescued and adopted by a Mescalero warrior. This is Jimmy's story as he learns to be a hunter, warrior, and leader of the Mescalero village. 12 chapters.

Times are tough at the turn of the 20th Century in the USA, so Aaron is forced to go West to Deadwood where the ground is reputed to be covered with gold just waiting to be picked up. Aaron quickly learns the truth, but manages to survive, and even thrive, in the wilderness of Deadwood, South Dakota, until the big fire. He and his new family decide to head south for Texas. Never did a tenderfoot have to learn the ways of the West so fast! Aaron turns luck and pluck into a winning combination.

Lucky Roundtree was born on a ranch in the Texas Panhandle in 1933. His dad works on the ranch which is owned by Mr. Swede Johansson. It's 1950 and Lucky is 17. Mr. Swede makes Lucky an offer he can't refuse. Then, his wife, Miss Inga Johansson has a request for Lucky. She wants him to meet their granddaughter who's flying to America from Sweden. He's never seen a photo of her but he's in Oklahoma City to take her back to Texas. Lucky learns just how lucky he really is / (Reviews)

In a drowned country of tidal channels and scattered farms, where the kayak is a man's horse and the half-hour message net is the only telegraph, the mayor is shot dead on the open water in front of the whole community. The sheriff — the best waterman on this coast, a man who has always gets his man in the end — sets off after the killer alone. For Louis L'amour

Bryan ‘Chocko’ Mahony, part Apache, part Irish and mostly mean, flees into the dunes when accused of murder. He stumbles upon a starving, blind girl hiding in a cave beside an artesian spring. They form an unlikely bond, unravelling a murderous conspiracy to take over her family ranch.

The tale starts at Appomattox and goes to Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and on to Comancheria as one brother tries to find the other after the war. This is a tale of two brothers. As the story advances, the chapters ALTERNATE--Jason chp 1, Jesse chp 2, Jason chp 3, Jesse chp 4 and so on.

This is a time-travel story set in the very old West. There are no six-shooters or rifles. Rather, it is the story of how a college student manages to survive and make his life better, as well as that of his friends. What would you do if you were plopped down in front of some very hostile Indians who were only interested in seeing what your insides looked like? Luckily, our hero was able to survive those first 15 or so minutes. Could you do as well? / (Reviews)