Cheyenne's Destiny by Raymond Cook is a Western story set on a remote Colorado ranch in the late 1890s. The story opens with the murder of the rancher, his wife, and a grown son by horse thieves. The rancher's 21-year-old unmarried daughter Cheyenne is seriously...

In Raymond Cook’s heartwarming novel, Sometimes Fate Can Be Very Cruel, newlyweds Henry and Rita Woods head to Colorado in 1897, following Henry’s dream to start a general store that will serve the masses of people heading to the area in search of gold. Colorado...

Gunslingers: A Story of the Old West is a work of western-style fiction with plenty of action and intrigue, and was penned by author John Layne. Written as a clean read for all types of audience, this multi-genre tale set in the old west contains...

Devastation Came To Paducah, Kentucky is another excellent western penned by prolific author Raymond Cook, this time in the western romance sub-genre. Set in 1880, this particular story of the tough times gone by takes us to meet Michael and Catherine Woods. When the devastation...

The Stage Driver’s Daughter by Krystal M. Anderson is a delightful tale about a subject that has been all-too-ignored in Western fiction. Western novels are replete with plots about cowboys and Indians and lawmen. This novel is about a Nevada stage driver—Winnifred “Win” Morgan—who is...

When Jim Taggart, sheriff of Palisade, sees Daniel Lind standing over the bloodied body of his wife, Meg, on the floor of her home, with no witnesses to prove otherwise, all the evidence points to Daniel and/or his brother, Clay. The brothers are known for...

Cry of a Cactus Wren: Requiem for a Gunfighter by Donna M. Vesely is a blend of mystery, romance, and suspense, set in the period after the Civil War, a story that is as gripping and as delightful as it is psychologically disturbing. They think...

His Law Is Love by Rebekah A. Morris is a delightful story of the Christmas spirit rising and triumphing even amidst an atmosphere of hate and fear. Amelia Ware visits her sister Hope Macy and brother-in-law Coleson Macy in Arizona Territory in the first decade...

Etta Collier and Bern Stidham were complete strangers, but thanks to a lonely little girl, they find themselves thrown together in the unlikeliest of ways. Etta is a widow living in Independence, Missouri. The death of her husband left her deep in debt and subject...

Two Indians and a Dead Man by C. Forrest Lundin is the story of a man from New Orleans who was looking for a fresh start but got himself into a situation that he couldn’t get out of. James Robertson was tired of the alienation...