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In the quiet town of Hollow Creek, an unassuming factory hides a dark secret. Dean Laboratories, a leading employer in the area, claims to be advancing medical research—but beneath this facade, they’re pushing the boundaries of genetic manipulation. When several of their experiments escape, terror is unleashed as the bodies of local residents are found savagely mauled. Rick Green, a Miami police officer, returns to his hometown after his father, Conrad Green, is brutally killed. The coroner blames a bear or large cat, but something far more sinister is at play.

Wagon trains, one after another, for the past sixteen years have beaten ruts into the prairie beside the North Platte, scarring the land and driving the buffalo away from the Cheyennes’ ancestral hunting ground. Chief Gray Eagle has vowed to stop them and sends his Dog Soldiers to attack. Captain Irving Wheeler is leading a patrol of the 2nd Cavalry to locate the Cheyenne before they can attack the next wagon train. Scout Caleb Miller finds the Cheyenne but not before they attack.

Caleb Miller didn’t set out to be a legend—only to make a life with his wife, Nettie, and their adopted daughter, Sarah Jane, on the wild plains of the American West. But when war drums echo across the prairie and the Cheyenne Dog Soldiers rise to protect their sacred lands, Caleb becomes more than a scout for the U.S. Cavalry—he becomes Night Tracker, the name given to him by enemies who both fear and respect him.

Texas Ranger Bo Hawkins sets out hunting the Evans boys after they murder his wife and daughter. Following their trail, he rides into the town of Calico after killing a man who sneaks into his camp with murderous intent. That sets in motion a series of events that require all of his time and skill to handle. As he walks the streets of and area around Calico, he tries to sift facts from lies. There seems to be more lies than anything else. Rustling, robbery, and murder are taking over the town.

Alone on the merciless prairie, Caleb Miller faces a nightmare: his wagon train lies in ashes, slaughtered by Cheyenne warriors. With his young bride, Nettie, depending on him, he must outwit hostile tribes, master the brutal wilderness, and forge himself into a warrior worthy of the frontier. 1857, Western Prairies—Freshly married and dreaming of a homestead in the Sweet Water Valley, Caleb and Nettie’s hopes are shattered by violence. Now, survival means more than building a life—it means becoming the shield between civilization and chaos.

It’s the summer of 1858, and scout Caleb Miller rides alone across the high plains, guiding a green patrol of cavalrymen back to Fort Laramie. But when he crosses paths with a Pawnee buffalo hunt gone wrong, smoke signals begin to rise—and Caleb knows trouble is brewing.

The Doc Spradling Gang has carved a bloody trail across Texas—robbing banks, gunning down innocents, and leaving fear in their wake. Their latest target is the struggling border town of Rio Sangre, where Spradling hopes to disappear and start a new life. But when a robbery leaves a man dead and the governor’s own kin witnesses the murder, the Texas Rangers send their best to bring the gang to justice.

While the mountains with their beauty, forests and wildlife brought peace and quiet for some, others found that peace and quiet pierced with the sounds of rifle shots and war whoops. The Yellowstone Mountains were no exception as those who wanted to be mountain men tried to find a way of life.

Texas Ranger Bo Hawkins spent the past year tracking the vicious outlaws that killed his wife and daughter. Now trail weary from that dangerous mission, he returns to the woman who promises a new start and a new life. But trouble is never far away, and Hawk is threatened by an unknown enemy. This fight might be to the last man.

Azariah Hancock is eight years older and wiser, and much in love with his lovely wife, Sweet Grass, and their two young children. At Rendezvous, Azariah and his Arapaho and Cheyenne compatriots hear of women and children who have been kidnapped by a band of ruffians, both white and Indian, to be sold to the Mexicans. They rescue the women, but among them are three Blackfoot—sworn enemies to Azariah's adopted tribe. He Who Walks Tall is a man of honor, however, and he wants to bring the women back to their tribe, at the risk of his own neck.

Texas Ranger Pharaoh Smith rides with a single purpose: to find out who killed his brother. Osiris wasn’t just murdered in the dusty town of Cocklebur—he was shot in the back. Partner Comanche Jack Horton abandons his fishing pole to ride shotgun, but Pharaoh insists on hunting alone. In a town where everyone smiles and no one talks, finding a killer is like tracking smoke. Cocklebur bleeds secrets. The pious doctor hides venom. The charming saloon girl trembles with lies. The hot-headed rancher’s son burns with rage.

A brand new Mountain Man adventure from Malcolm Hotzman! Travel the wild frontier with Malachi Shepard as this explosive Western novel unfolds. Malachi Shepherd is a nineteen-year-old, half Lumbee Indian, who has been raised in southeastern Kentucky his entire life. He and his best friend, Elijah Cooper, have spent numerous hours hunting, fishing, camping, and just enjoying the creek and hills that surround their cabins. An altercation at a turkey shoot with some of the notorious Cade clan starts a series of events that will change Malachi’s life forever.

July McCray, whose mother had nicknamed him Boots, left home to get away from his abusive father. When his sister pulled Boots back home from the Rocky Mountains, he found his mother near death and his two sisters and a brother starving. His Cheyenne wife nursed his mother back to health and he took his family to the mountains. The family found a new, happier life at an outfitter’s post at the base of the Rockies. Outlaws hid from the law in the mountains, and Boots came in contact with them while trying to protect his family.

A fifth Western adventure in an exciting series from Ronnie Ashmore! Bo Hawkins is still on the trail of the remaining Evans brothers, but a chance meeting finds Hawk leading a family of immigrants in search a better life. A game of cat and mouse between the hunted and the hunter has Hawk confused and at a loss. Any choice he makes could put the family in danger, but making the wrong choice could lead to a dead man’s hole.

Upon returning from his latest assignment, Marshal Jake Timber comes home to heartbreak and loneliness. Drowning his sorrow in a bottle and a deck of cards, he seems to have lost his way. Then he is sent on an assignment to investigate suspicious activity in mining country. This unfamiliar territory brings new challenges and dangers to Timber as he investigates the murders and shady business dealings surrounding the Lucky Streak mine.

Wilde's Prairie is a ghost town when U.S. Marshal Jake Timber rides in. Turns out, two gangs of brothers, recently escaped from the penitentiary, are holding all the townspeople hostage on a local farm as they try to encourage the bank vault combination from the bank manager, using unsavory means to do so.

Lucasville was supposed to be a quiet post for retired lawman Dan Cable—but peace dies hard in the badlands of South Texas. When a bloodthirsty gang of border raiders thunders into town, led by a vengeful outlaw with scores to settle, the streets run red and the buildings burn.

Texas Ranger Bo Hawkins has seen the worst the frontier has to offer, from outlaws with nothing to lose to towns teetering on the edge of lawlessness. In his search for the remaining Evans brothers, Hawk crosses paths with a young, headstrong city marshal and faces a different kind of challenge—teaching the young man what it means to be a lawman. As bullets fly and justice hangs in the balance, Hawk must pass on more than his gun skills; he must pass on his unique code. Because in a world where good men are hard to find, one good lawman can change everything.

Along the Guadalupe River, a rancher is losing cattle to a mysterious illness. A veterinarian from San Antonio is sent for. Upon his arrival he determines the cows are dying from Texas Fever. The question now: did the man who sold them the cows do so intentionally to introduce the sickness into their herd or was it an accident?

Justice rides hard on the Texas frontier, and U. S. Marshal Jim Kennedy is the man to see it done in the sixth installment of the acclaimed Western series by Alfred Wallon. When a powerful rancher confesses to his role in the murder of Judge Larkin, Kennedy learns the truth runs deeper than anyone imagined. Two of the most influential men in Texas—banker David Cunningham and freight magnate Conrad Miller—are revealed as leaders of the ruthless El Paso Ring, a criminal empire that will stop at nothing to protect its profits.