Jan 23
Love Westerns? Have you tried “Gunshots on Hell’s Border” from Douglas R. Cobb? Matt “The Boot Collector” Hardy leads an interesting life as a bounty hunter in the territory surrounding the wild town of Fort Smith, Arkansas, otherwise known as “Hell’s Border.” Living by his own rules, he always gets his men, more often dead …
Jan 22
A brand new action-packed Western novel collection from “Hard Ride To Cora” bestseller Cherokee Parks. This is the Old West… Parks style! Three great Western novels—one huge adventure! Colt’s Justice: Chasing a Shadow – Book One Parks expands on the life of Colt Raines, a Confederate veteran trained in the art of dealing death that …
Jan 21
Brand new hits from some of the biggest Western names for January. Have you tried all of these great Western novels? Tuck yourself up by the fire, and enjoy some great, great action-packed yarns!
Jan 14
It’s been several months since Robert Hanlon sat down for an interview. This one was conducted on Thursday, 10th January. Hanlon, an older gentleman with a style of writing readers now seem to love, has just finished working on the ninth Timber novel, with the eighth released to the reading public last week. Robert Hanlon …
Jan 14
For the first time! The complete series from Arizona’s most popular Western author Mark Baugher! The whisperin’, shiftin sands, the beating hot sun… the cowboy struggling to make his way through the arid desert. A man with a mission. A man with a gun. A man without a star. These are the seven adventures that …
Jan 11
Jacob Blade—a man with a vengeance. A man with a gun, a steady aim—the steel will to fire his weapon and end a life. A man who hunts down those who have crossed him and kills them with a cool, steely glare. A man with no desire except for revenge and justice. This is …
Jan 11
A brand new year—and a brand new chance to see how Westerns will evolve. It’s always a pleasure for me to start a new year. I don’t know what happens, but I get excited all over again. It’s like that feeling of Christmas, but it doesn’t go away. It never fades, because every day is …
Jan 08
In the tradition of Truman Capote’s A CHRISTMAS MEMORY, this little memoir chronicles the quiet and memorable traditions that, years ago, ramped up during the period leading into Christmas in a small Central Texas Town. Football, Cheese Batter Buns, Christmas lights, chopping down the cedar tree over in Farmer Ishy’s pasture–this is the substance …
Dec 18
Well, here we are, looking 2019 in the face—it’s just a skip and a hop past Christmas. I’d like to take this time in December, the slowest sales month of the year so far, and talk about a brand new year of achievement for us to hit head on. 2018 has been the kind of …
Dec 14
Christmas is strange month for book sales and those all-important pages read. During the early part of this Holy month, many authors have been seeing a reduction in the number of pages read of their book per day—even though their rankings have remained high, and their books have remained highly visible. For some, this could …
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