Piccadilly: 657 books

Wells Fargo troubleshooter Clay Nash was on his way to solve one crime when he became embroiled in another. Someone knocked over the Wells Fargo office and stole a cool ten thousand dollars in hard cash. By a strange coincidence, the trail seemed to point to Nitro Mantell, the outlaw Clay had been...

Three of Wells Fargo’s top investigators died on the same day. It could have just been coincidence, of course, but Clay Nash didn’t think so. Not only were they colleagues of his, they were also friends, so when Jim Hume gave him the job of finding out the truth behind their murders, it was just...

When he was given the job of protecting the Gold Train—a locomotive carrying a hundred thousand dollars’ worth of freshly-minted gold coins from Denver to Washington—Wells Fargo agent Clay Nash knew that every outlaw in the country would be tempted to try robbing it. The train itself was well...

Available at a special low price for the first seven days of publication! With amiable drifters Larry Valentine and Stretch Emerson as her escort, a beautiful redhead ran the gauntlet of death, travelling many a violent mile to give her testimony in court. Only the boss-outlaw had been captured. The...

An administrative oversight meant that Buck Harlan spent more time in prison than he should have. Buck had been fifteen when he was sent away. Now he was a man of thirty, with no experience of the outside world. To make it up to him, Governor Dukes sent his two top Enforcers, Yancey Bannerman and...

When Abe Calloway pulled off a seemingly impossible robbery and relieved Wells Fargo of $50,000, the company came close to ruin. The money had to be found, and pronto … but that was easier said than done. Calloway had five accomplices, and they had all split up and gone in different directions....

Larry Holbrook may have been a green teenager but even he knew it was a bad idea to throw in with an owlhoot like Sundance Harmer. It ended badly with the murder of a Wells Fargo worker. Trapped - maybe he could still do something to redeem himself, out-gunned as he was. And when Clay Nash bought...

Herne made a deal with journalist Thaddeus Ray to help him get some pictures of Geronimo, the famous Apache war-chief. It would have been a well-paid, easy scouting job if the US Cavalry hadn’t been searching for the Apache too. But when Thaddeus and his brother Isaac were captured and brutally...

The yellow-haired bandit was as cold as ice water. To prove it, he shot his partners down in cold blood after the stage robbery was over. Worse than that, in the eyes of Wells Fargo detective Clay Nash, he shot and came close to killing or crippling Nash’s friend, Roarin’ Dick Magee. Clay wanted...

For seven long years, Will Dodd had held a grudge against Wells Fargo. After he’d lost his home in a right-of-way dispute, he figured they owed him plenty. So when he heard that the company was about to transport a precious golden eagle worth a quarter-million dollars all the way to New Mexico,...

Something crooked was happening in the border town of Condor. Every Texas Ranger sent to find out what it was ended up disappearing, never to be seen again. But Governor Dukes had an idea what was behind it all—stolen guns. And if those guns fell into the wrong hands, it could spell disaster, especially...

To Reach The Bridge … The Killers Had To Get Past Big Jim! Beyond that bridge was the west bank of the Rio Colorado — beyond that the Utah border, and safety for the six gunmen who had looted the Delandro bank and ended the career of a veteran lawman. Between the outlaws and that bridge...

“KEEP THE STARS FREE” – That’s the motto of the Galactic Security Service. Using vast ships and the massive weight of Federation diplomacy, it sweeps the star-ways to hold inter-stellar conflict in check. Most of the time.The Federation fleet is big enough for most missions. But for...

That there should be an attempt to kill him did not surprise Mr. J. G. Reeder. In the course of his career, the mild and gentle detective had incurred the enmity of many dangerous and desperate criminals, and one of who might be seeking revenge. What puzzled Mr. Reeder was the identity of the man...