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The Truth Within the Fog is a bold and unflinching literary novel that confronts the spiritual and existential collapse of the modern West. Refusing the comforts of memoir, identity politics, or postmodern cleverness, it returns to the force and clarity of prewar fiction to face the void of meaning that defines our time. At its heart is Justin, a man adrift in a culture that has lost its center, searching for connection, redemption, and something real amid the fog of modern life.

When Natalie arrives at Copper Creek Ranch she cannot believe her luck. Five months of working on a beautiful ranch with all expenses paid? It’s almost too good to be true. It’s a chance to get her life back on track, as long as she doesn’t get attached to the horses, or the people…...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. When El Borak agrees to guide an English adventurer into the savage mountains of Afghanistan, he expects danger–but not betrayal. Pembroke is hunting a lost city, and his greed soon leads them both into the shadow of Yolgan, a hidden stronghold where...

The year is 1888. The mines have flooded. Silver prices are falling and Tombstone, Arizona Territory, is bleeding its population. The Earps and their supporters have long fled the Territory . . . the “Vendetta Ride” ending in flight to Colorado and beyond. Many will have a place in the history of the Old West, but one, Sherman McMaster, a minor participant in the feud between the Earps and the Cowboys, has returned to Tombstone as a Deputy U.S. Marshall for the Arizona Territory.

Als der wilde Westen noch nicht besiedelt war und als Männer noch ganze Kerle waren, schließt sich ein junger Ire einem Trek mit dem Ziel Kalifornien an, um sich eine neue Zukunft aufzubauen: Bill Buffalo. Auf dem Ritt lernt er die schöne Helen kennen und heimlich lieben. Aber das gefällt ihrem Vater Tyler Hackford, dem ehrgeizigen Anführer des Treks, ganz und gar nicht.

After he mysteriously inherits land on Steens Mountain in Oregon, Hector Eladio Xavier—Hex—leaves his home in Los Angeles for a weekend trip to dispose of the property. Weeks later he finds himself saddled with cattle, horses, and frustratingly entangled in the community. As a young urban professional, he’s unequipped for life in a small cow town and bewildered by the culture of the people who live there. Experience as a Latino gang member, Army Ranger, and businessman has to keep him alive to solve a thirty-year puzzle. Mystery, danger and comedy mix with ulterior motives and rural quirks.

It’s 1993, and the ski company that runs Franklin, Colorado, plans to build a massive new resort in a pristine wilderness home to an endangered wildcat. When eco-terrorists begin a series of attacks on infrastructure and property, the FBI sets up a national task force. While the local police and politicians are melting down, five intrepid reporters at the town’s struggling newspaper must step in to solve the crime. With her newspaper on the brink of collapse, editor Tish Threadgill is under pressure from a rival publication to sell.

Long on rock, short on water, is how Nolan Callahan and his party found the land they had inherited. The bare-stone Dragoons rose to their left, hot and formidable to the eye. On the flip side of the coin, the valley was rich in tall grass, oaks, and other trees, even the Dragoons were dotted with pine and juniper. It was a land that would quickly weed out the weak, but for men, it held great potential. They met Bronco Rojas, the chief foreman for Don Felipe Zamora, who helped them scout the property and arrange a meeting with Felipe, and his eldest son, Xavier.

Kate Nelson didn’t pull the first trigger, but she rode with the men who did. The stagecoach robbery was supposed to be clean. It was meant to be quick money, with no bodies, and a chance to disappear and start over with Charlie. Instead, it left deputies dead, civilians slaughtered, and the Oregon Territory burning with vengeance. Now Kate is running through the Clear Lake wilderness with a wounded lover, stolen money, and the sickening realization that she chose the wrong allies. The outlaw who promised them freedom is far crueler than she ever allowed herself to believe.

Ted Shepard had seen many deaths over his ten years as a bounty hunter and then as a United States Deputy Marshal, but none had come close to affecting him as much as this one. He didn't know if he could go on any longer and sunk into an almost suicidal depression. But on his return to his hometown of Wilmore, Kansas, it only took a very short visit by the one person capable of healing his emotional turmoil to restore him to the same person he had been before and to get him back to his job.

Something is hunting the woods surrounding Trader’s Point, Missouri. After being attacked just outside of town, John Walker barely escapes with his life. He makes his way to the door of Mary Collins, a recent widow struggling to keep her farm alive, and she nurses him back to health. What’s out there in the woods and how many more will it claim? Together John and Mary must try to stop the terror in Trader’s Point before the entire town is decimated.

When bullets fly, sometimes the best weapon is a brain. Yale astronomer Theodore Pembroke came to Wyoming to map stars. A clerical error made him Federal Marshal of Moon Creek—the deadliest town west of the Mississippi, where the last three lawmen died in increasingly creative ways.

When the girl of his dreams turns out not to be who he thought she was, Lenny J. decides he is better off staying single for a while. There was no one else in Mission Valley who interested him. There was, however, someone who drove him crazy. Lark Kingston is a spoiled and entitled daddy’s girl. She’s the daughter of Victor Kingston, a relative newcomer by Mission Valley standards, and Lark is his only child. When the Kingston Ranch hires Lenny J. to help with a troublesome horse, he finds himself dealing with Lark while her father is away.

Every legend has a beginning. This is his. Robin Castle was a New York cop —bigger than most men, slower to speak, and quicker to act. When a monster walks into his home and tears his life apart, Castle abandons the badge and saddles up for a manhunt that will carry him clear across the country. The killer flees by sea, bound for California. Castle takes the hard road west, alone, on horseback, determined to get there first. What follows is not justice. It’s vengeance.

She rolls into town with a bag full of cash, a designer wedding dress stuffed in her trunk, and zero plans to stay… until we meet. Runaway bride shows up outta nowhere? Most folks would call that a red flag. Me? I call it a typical Tuesday and hand her a key. I’ve been rebuilding this old house for someone just like her, and she’s finally here. Rumors fly that she’s my girlfriend, and we don’t bother correcting anyone. Pretty soon, she’s wearing my old T-shirts, sleeping in my bed, and turning my world upside down. Now I’m calling this city girl darlin’ like she already belongs to me.

Joshua Gibbs survived the Civil War, building on his wartime experiences to become a small town doctor. And if he wakes from nightmares more often than he would like, only his dog Major is there to know it. Then two newcomers arrive in Cowbird Creek: Clara Brook, a plain-speaking and yet enigmatic farmer’s daughter, and Freida Blum, an elderly Jewish widow from New York. Freida knows just what Joshua needs: a bride. But it shouldn’t be Clara Brook!

He swore it would never happen again. Not to his mother. Not to him. Seventeen-year-old Thaddeus Malloy has one dream: to become a doctor and escape the fists of his brutal stepfather. But when one violent night changes everything, he flees into the wild unknown—armed with a stolen pistol, a...

Sweet, slow-burn cowboy romance. Perfect for fans of Jessie Gussman and Maisey Yates. Twin Springs Ranch is in trouble, and when Braxton Harris returns after nearly a decade away, the only way he can see to fix it is to sell. It’s been a long time since the property meant anything to him, so it’s the only practical solution. He’s ready to help his brother see the truth, but he never expected Sydney. Sydney lives and breathes Twin Springs—head wrangler, tour guide extraordinaire—she can’t imagine a life where she doesn’t see these horses every day.

On the far edge of the Steele Empire, law and order doesn’t come with backup. It comes with a badge, a ship, and a Frontier Ranger willing to fly into trouble. Cole Butler is one of the best. A seasoned Ranger with a reputation for doing the job alone, he’s spent years keeping peace in the dangerous systems beyond the Empire’s reach. But when the Ranger Corps assigns him a new partner, his solitary way of doing the job comes to an abrupt end.

In The Hand of God, Murray Leinster delivers a tense and morally charged Western short story where justice, violence, faith, and duty collide. Set against the heat and pressure of a Southern night, the story follows a sheriff guarding an accused prisoner while an angry mob gathers outside...