Black Moon's Revenge
Black Moon rages against the white invaders of his beloved Black Hills homeland, but it's a losing effort. Only one thing keeps him going — his need to kill ex-lawman Birch Rose, the Lakota warrior's elusive enemy. The hatred is mutual since Black Moon killed Rose's father. But Rose faces his own struggle against land grabbers, and he must rely on his friends, including Deadwood's legendary sheriff Seth Bullock, to help him defend his family and bring hired killers to justice. Fate, however, has one more challenge for Rose — a final showdown with Black Moon, a face-off only one man will win.
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| Hunted and alone, Black Moon's only desire is killing Birch Rose |
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Border Ambush
A Colton Brothers Saga
Robbed and beaten by outlaws, stagecoach guard James Colton vows justice and recovery of his grandfather's watch. Determined to find his heirloom, James hunts the outlaws, only to face an immoral sheriff who gives him no choice but to shoot. Charged with his murder, James' solitary hope is to get the bandits to confess to the sheriff's villainy. With older brother Trace along to help, James tracks the outlaws into Mexico. But after Trace is gravely wounded, James is ambushed by lawmen as he tries to bring his brother back across the border. The hangman's noose seems closer than ever. Will James prove his innocence?
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| An Apache uprising, and the Colton Brothers must fight for their lives |
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Sonoran Range
A Colton Brothers Saga, No. 2
Stranded in the rugged Sonoran Desert, stagecoach drivers James Colton and older brother, Trace, are captured by warring Apaches. Tortured and driven to the breaking point, James is used as a bargaining chip by the great Apache Chief Cochise. James will die if Trace can’t win freedom for Cochise’s brother, imprisoned by the Army. Trace rushes to negotiate a trade, but the Army has other plans—attack Cochise and his warriors at Apache Pass. It’s Arizona Territory, 1861. Tempers rage across the Sonoran Desert, and blood stains the sand. Will the Colton brothers survive?
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| An Apache uprising, and the Colton Brothers must fight for their lives |
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Arizona War
A Colton Brothers Saga, No. 3
Set in Arizona Territory at the start of the Civil War, the Colton brothers—James, Trace, and now Andy—must face not only an Apache uprising and invading Texans, but their own personal demons. Driven to near madness by Apache brutality, nearly killing the sheriff, James chooses joining the Union Army over prison. Andy, the youngest brother, also joins, but only to keep James out of trouble. Trace, the oldest Colton, finds himself imprisoned by a sadistic Confederate officer and left alone to die. In the end, it’s all up to James to save Union troops from Apache attack—if he can summon the courage to face his old torturers and their leader, Cochise.
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| The Colton Brothers are caught inbetween warring Apaches and invading Confederate troops |
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Who Killed Chester Pray?
A Death Valley Mystery
Seeking his fortune in the early 1900s, young prospector-assayer Chester Pray filched a Nevada sheriff's horse, stole gold belonging to a U.S. Senator, and ultimately discovered one of the richest lodes ever found in Death Valley. Then, Pray was shot dead in the night. By who? The psychologically compelling answer is not what you might expect.
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| Probe the dark side of human nature during the West's last great mining rush |
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Ride the Trail of Death
His parents murdered, brothers lost, Birch Rose wants those responsible dead. Faced with being alone, 18-year-old Rose must deal with sorrow, despair, anger, and a consuming desire for revenge. Befriended by Deadwood's legendary sheriff, Seth Bullock, Rose becomes a deputy and one of the fastest gunmen in the Dakota Territory—and a hunter of men.
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| Birch Rose demanded justice for his dead parents - or revenge |
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Legacy of the Tetons
Homesteading in Jackson Hole
Before the cars and buses, Jackson Hole was a land of wilderness, a place for Indians and fur trappers. then came the homesteaders—men, women and children who saw the beauty of the land and built their homes. Experience their bravery, love, heartbreak, joy and fortitude. You'll live with these remarkable people, battling the land and elements to make a community. Feel the struggle of those who lived and died—some of whom came on foot in the Mormon Handcart Migration. And visit the historic settlement known as Mormon Row.
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| Meet the remarkable homesteaders who settled within sight of the majestic Grand Tetons |
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