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The small but lively town of Glen Rose, Texas, is famous for its home-brewed whiskey—thanks to the Stark family’s secret recipe. Over the years, Civil War veteran Jed Stark and his tough-as-nails mom, Minnie, have managed to turn their small family distillery into a highly successful business. But whiskey’s not the only thing that’s brewing in Glen Rose. There’s plenty of trouble, too—namely Merlin Sheldrake, a rival distiller who’s got the money, power, and connections to swallow the Starks’ operation in a single gulp.

William W. Johnstone and J. A. Johnstone present a must-listen for fans of westerns...

William W. Johnstone and J. A. Johnstone present Book 8 in the Smoke Jensen series...

The Night Pool is a blood-soaked, page-turning horror set in the Gold Rush West, where three women must battle monsters both human and inhuman to survive—perfect for fans of Alma Katsu’s The Hunger and Victor LaValle’s Lone Women. The American West is no safe haven for women—least of all...

Garrison Jarvie had officially been a cowboy for two years now. It came naturally to him, and anyone who didn’t know his history would assume he’d been a cowboy all of his life. The only problem with living in the small ranching community of Mission Valley, Texas, was the lack of available women. In Miami, where he’d grown up, he’d been popular, and he’d dated quite a bit. But since moving to the Double J, his dating life was pretty much non-existent.

Der letzte Mohikaner ist ein 1826 erstmals erschienener historischer Roman des amerikanischen Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper (1789–1851), dessen Handlung zur Zeit des Siebenjährigen Krieges in Nordamerika angesiedelt ist. Der Roman spielt zur Zeit der Kämpfe der Franzosen gegen die Briten (mit indianischen Verbündeten auf beiden Seiten) um die koloniale Vorherrschaft in Nordamerika im Siebenjährigen Krieg.

After returning from the Afghan war, army veteran Matt Taylor and his brother Jeff embark on a peaceful week of fishing and relaxation in the wilderness. But when a violent lightning storm thrusts them into the distant past, they find themselves trapped in an unforgiving wilderness untouched by modern civilization.

HE ISN'T LOOKING FOR A FIGHT. HE'S LOOKING FOR THE TRUTH. Buffalo Crossing was once a peaceful cattle town. Now gunmen fill its streets. A cattle war is coming, and honest families are trapped in a deadly fight for land, water, and control. Then the Regulator rides in. The Regulator has seen places like this before. He knows the lies. He knows the greed. He knows the cost of war. What he doesn't expect is Sarah Davis.

TEXAS, 1854Justice has a price. Charlie Rea is about to pay it. When Mexican bandits raid his ranch in the dead of night, Charlie Rea loses more than cattle —he loses the lives of two good men and the peace he's built over years of hard work. Joaquín Murrieta, the most feared outlaw on the border, has declared war on the Rea Ranch. But Murrieta made one mistake: he left Charlie Rea alive. With five loyal men at his side, Charlie rides into Mexico —not as a rancher, but as a deputized Texas Ranger.

From Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Emma Slate comes the third book in the Saddles & Spurs series. I swerved off a mountain road into a ditch to avoid a moose. And then a rugged cowboy in a beast of a truck comes to my rescue. Brooks Keel. The quiet loner at Elk Ridge. The cowboy-biker who looks devastatingly good on a horse and a motorcycle. Ex-con. As a jobless twenty-three-year-old virgin, I have no business getting involved with a bad boy. But between his hard-won smiles and protective streak, my heart —and my body —hunger for him.

He’s a crack shot with a rifle. But across the Mississippi, a sure bullet and an appetite for danger only puts a target on his back…Tennessee, 1830. Floyd Logan yearns to go west. So after the sixteen-year-old deadeye impresses a wagon train captain by winning his first turkey shoot, he’s thrilled when he’s offered the opportunity to go to work on the Santa Fe Trail. But before they can leave town, Floyd is ambushed by a cowardly outlaw who beats him and steals his prize pistols.

A steamy small town enemies to lovers romance. Welcome to Wild Heartlands. Perfect for fans of the Chestnut Springs series by Elsie Silver and Paisley Hope Maddie Hart has been under my skin for as long as I can remember—sharp-tongued, stubborn, and born on the wrong side of a feud that’s...

In this collection of beautifully tragic short stories, no one finds true love, closure is a myth, and karma seems to be out on an extended vacation. These aren't stories for people who need a silver lining, unless you count the kind made of steel and denial. Each tale offers a small, sharp slice of life where the bad guys sometimes win, the good guys don't always learn their lesson, and happy endings are politely shown the door. Perfect for listeners who prefer their fiction like their coffee: dark, and bitter.

She sat down on the porch. "Did you get amnesia in Iraq?" He was busy putting Lizzy in the passenger's seat and shutting the door. When she said Iraq, he jerked his head and frowned. "I never went to Iraq." "Then the uniform was a hoax to pick up women?" Griffin stopped. "Six years ago my...

Der Wildtöter ist ein 1841 veröffentlichter Abenteuerroman des amerikanischen Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper (1789–1851). Der Wildtöter erschien als letzter Band des fünfteiligen Lederstrumpf-Zyklus. Im chronologischen Handlungsablauf der Serie bildet der Roman den ersten Band. Ebenfalls 1841 erschienen die ersten beiden deutschsprachigen Ausgaben des Romans, übersetzt von Gustav Pfizer und von Otto von Czarnowski.

Face raw wilderness survival and off-grid solitude in this gritty historical adventure of man against nature. Perfect for those seeking an escape from modern society, these interconnected short stories thrust you into the harsh, breathtaking reality of the untamed frontier. Whether you are...

A wagon train pushes westward across the American frontier—and one young woman’s search for freedom becomes a journey of danger, courage, and unexpected love. Esther Morse is spirited, independent, and captivated by the vast wilderness surrounding her family’s journey along the Oregon...

He had outrun every marshal the federal court at Cheyenne could send. Then Walker Davis came up the road. Eli Creed has been on the wrong side of the law for most of his thirty years. By the time the federal court at Cheyenne sends Marshal Walker Davis after him, the bounty men have stopped riding south, the papers have stopped going up in the territory, and the country has settled into a kind of quiet that is not quite peace. Walker Davis is not like the other marshals. He rides alone. He reads the country before he reads the paper.

Quinn is saved by China Smallwood, a Quaker schoolteacher who stands against the town she calls home. While Quinn heals, the jailed, smooth-talking killer recasts himself as a folk hero, whipping the town into a frenzy against the Ranger—and China, who is determined to educate newly freed slaves. Meanwhile, Twist’s gang is still out there, along with the stolen cash Quinn is sworn to recover. Now Quinn faces two suicidal choices: hunt the gang alone, or defend China single-handedly from a violent uprising.

When your heart is shattered, can love put the pieces back together? After a career-ending injury, Navy SEAL Jack Armstrong retreats to a quiet haven in Montana, determined to keep his pain and his past a secret from everyone. Rose Rogers, a fiercely independent outsider, has always believed...