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He’s the last man she should trust. She’s the one woman he can’t walk away from. In the ruthless world of Texas rodeo, love is the riskiest ride of all. Violet Jacobs runs her rodeo through sheer will and grit. As a single mother fighting to save her family’s legacy, she’s used to...

"Dell takes you on a fun, wild ride!" —B.J. DANIELS, New York Times Bestselling Author It took 32 seconds to end his career, but it only took 1 to change his life. Thirty-two seconds. That's how long it took for Delon Sanchez's life to end. One minute he was the best bronc rider in the...

A quiet ranch in Montana. A legacy built on work, silence, and land that remembers everything. When Cole Holt returns to the ranch his father owned but rarely visited, he expects to evaluate the property and sell it. Instead, he finds a place that has been carefully built and protected for decades—not by his family, but by Cassidy Rowe, the woman who has run the ranch since her father’s health failed. Cassidy knows every fence line, every water source, every animal that moves across the land. The ranch isn’t an asset to her. It’s a life.

When the past comes for blood, you either draw first or die trying. Tom Callahan was once the government's deadliest secret—a lethal gun-for-hire leading a team of assassins no one knew existed. Now those days are long gone. Or so he thought. Now an aging cowboy trying to keep his ranch alive, Callahan wants nothing more than peace… and a sliver of forgiveness. But when word reaches him that his wife and son—long believed dead—may still be alive, that peace turns to dust.

Return to this enemies-to-lovers romance from New York Times bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne. After tragically losing his wife, Wade Dalton has been relying on his mother’s help to raise his three children while maintaining the family ranch. But when she elopes with a man she recently met...

The gradual descent of the aging James Kallor, as his children peaked mightily and dispersed from his home, is chronicled here in intimate detail, without the embellishment of historical refinement. In the humble town of Alderich, where nothing much happens, the two daughters and one son of Mr. and Mrs. Kallor find themselves branching out—as adulthood hits them—into the fascinating world of temptation and savagery surrounding their region.

Will thought the job to Robinson, New Mexico was going to be a simple determination of whether it was worthwhile for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad to build a spur to the town. They claimed to have a huge coal deposit, and Will would just have to do a quick evaluation of the viability to extract the coal. Then the simple trip turned into something totally different when he discovered a murder that had been committed by his brother just days before. The same brother who had tried to murder him when he was thirteen and did murder his fiancée when he was twenty-one.

Legendary bestselling western authors William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone return with the blazing new installment in their long-running series featuring Preacher, the First Mountain Man, in a classic showdown between Good and Evil, as he promises to protect two little angels from one devil...

Charlie’s life is a lonely one. While other twelve-year-olds are in school, she spends her days skinning the animals her mercurial father hunts in the woods just outside their cabin. And the woods and its twisted creatures—an owl with four wings, a boar with two heads, a fox with gills—are becoming stranger by the day.

Nat Love has had enough adventures for ten men. From son of a former slave, to buffalo soldier, to gun hand, to Marshal for Hanging Judge Parker. Now, entering old age, he’s a train porter. A job he’s happy to have, but not exactly the cream of his life. And then an unlikely train robbery and a moment of bravery gives him an opportunity to relive his past and perhaps redeem his wayward son. He’s still got the skills, but he’s also older and stiffer, and a little less certain.

All Tap and Pepper Andrews want to do is settle down, buy a small ranch, get a few head of cattle, and start raising a family. But nothing is ever that easy for the ex-convict and his former dance-hall girl trying to break from the past. It seems no matter where they go or what they do, the past is already there ahead of them.

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.

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...

Step into the dust, danger, and competitive spirit of the old rodeo West with The Bar Act by Bud La Mar, a fast-moving Western short story filled with cowboys, contests, grit, and frontier showmanship. Originally published in the September 25, 1928 issue of Short Stories magazine, this classic...

Based on a true story. You can almost feel the red dust clinging to your skin and catch the faint scent of jasmine in the air. This is the 1890's Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, at the edge of everything—law and lawlessness, hope and heartbreak, where the lines between right and wrong blur with every sunset.