THE RAWHIDE KID!T. T. Flynn was an undisputed master of Western fiction, writing over one hundred novels, including classics such as The Man From Laramie and Two Faces West, but among his most beloved
THREE CLASSIC TALESSince the Golden Age of Western fiction, the name T. T. Flynn has been a guarantee of excitement and adventure. His classic novels The Man From Laramie and Two Faces West were both
T. T. Flynn, author of such Western classics as The Man From Laramie and Two Faces West, is at his thrilling best in this collection of Western stories combining mystery, suspense, and action in artfu
KING OF THE WESTFew authors could write about the glory and adventure of the Old West as well as T. T. Flynn. He began his career writing short novels for the Western pulp magazines, then turned his i
These four short novels are Western fiction at its finest, showcasing T. T. Flynn's amazing gift for combining mystery, suspense and action in an artful balance. Stage robbers, range wars, hidden gold
Buckshot Bledsoe was convinced he’d killed young Jim Tenant when he set the man’s ranch ablaze. Yet descriptions of a scarred, blue-eyed man fitting Jim’s description make him believe that now he’s th
A collection of four Western stories includes the title story, in which John Egan, the sheriff of Elkton, takes on the outlaw Teller brothers and their confederate, Sam Quinby, determined to stop thei
A wrongly accused man fights to regain ownership of his ranch, while another tracks down an imposter who has stolen his identity.In When a Gunman Steals a War,” Tom Fortune, who has been sentenced to
Collects two western stories, including "Cantrell," where Tom Catrell, aspiring cattle ranch owner, is beset with problem after problem as he is the victim of looting, Native American attacks, and com
Here are four of T. T. Flynn's greatest novellas—all filled with the blazing action and unforgettable characters readers have come to expect from the author of the classic The Man from Laramie. In thi
It’s clear to Will Lockhart that no one in Coronado wants a stranger in town, but he’s traveled a thousand miles through dangerous Apache territory to avenge his brother and no matter what they do to
Four men's destinies are chained to the huge water wheels irrigating the great rancho of Don Alfredo Correon de Leon y Delgado, deep in Chihuahua. John Hardisty, a cheated prospector, Geoffrey Carrut