Piccadilly: 657 books

When a beautiful lady doctor asked Clint Adams to help her keep her grandfather lawman from getting killed, he could hardly refuse. That’s how the Gunsmtih came to find himself impersonating an outlaw to infiltrate a gang and prove to the old lawman that he was past his prime. But while he’s trying...

Riverboat Captain Henry Morgan was in trouble. Business was bad aboard his sternwheeler, the Natchez Queen, so he hit upon a plan to increase the number of passengers by putting the word out that the famous Gunsmith, Clint Adams, would be travelling up and down the Mississippi, playing poker against...

When Governor Dukes suffered his worst heart attack yet, the buzzards began to gather. It seemed like everyone wanted to seize power and run Texas their way, from political opponents to gunnies with their own personal scores to settle. Keeping the governor safe until he could recover his health was...

They said that the mysterious treasure known as El Gato de Oro lay within the Tomb of Joaquin. When Julia Keylar gathered together an expedition she already had a guide but she needed the Gunsmith for his scouting skills–amongst other attributes. As a scholar, Julia wanted the treasure for its historical...

The town of Casa Grande was meant to be just a stopover for Clint Adams to get his boot repaired and his horse re-shoed. Of course, nothing goes that easy for The Gunsmith. Soon he is involved with two sets of brothers: one set kidnaps him and tries to sell him to the other side to cancel a crippling...

Grizzly bears can and will eat just about anything; humans are on that menu, too. When two cowboys are included as one of the courses, their boss and rancher Jack Slade calls for the grizzly to be hunted down and slaughtered. The job is offered to Clint Adams—he’s hunted bears before—but turns...

The indestructible Larry and Stretch were plunged into a maelstrom of mystery, mayhem and mirth, when they rode out of Nebraska to hunt the elusive Kell Wade. What kind of man was Wade? Was he saint or sinner, gentleman or gunman, law-abiding citizen or dangerous desperado? Wherever they turned, the...

Sundance knew he wasn’t traveling in good company. But Burt McGill had more to offer than a beautiful wife and a nasty disposition—he had five hundred spanking new Winchesters. And nobody needed them more than Sundance’s old compatriot Paco Acosta—the only honest man in Mexico. Too late, Sundance...

Josiah Moore’s ruthless and well-armed hunting expedition had invaded the Staked Plains to kill off the last of the buffalo herds. But their presence on Indian land threatened to cause an all-out war. Desperate, General Crook called in Sundance and told him the only way to avoid a massacre was to drive Moore and his men off the Plains … something easier said than done!

Big game hunter Edward Manning has come all the way from England to hire Sundance as a guide on a hunt for wild grizzlies. But Manning soon tired of stalking his four-legged prey, and set his sights on the one thing he had never hunted before—a fellow human being, Sundance himself! For the first...

General George Crook, Jim Sundance’s old friend, dispatched the half-breed gunman on a peace mission to Fort McHenry, Arizona, where an arrogant young army major was itching for war—and for a promotion. The major’s ‘enemy’, the Apache people, had been living in peace after years of bitter...

The Greenwoods made a bad mistake when they threw down on Carmody while he was walking away from a nice quiet bank robbery. They made a worse mistake when they put a rope on Carmody and dragged him. They should have finished the job. They should have killed him and then shot him some more, to make...

Riding north from Sonora to hire out his gun, Carmody didn’t quite know what the trouble was about—and didn’t give a damn. The money was good and it looked like it was going to be a nice dirty old-fashioned range war. That’s what Carmody thought, but that was before he saved the runty kid’s...

When Lassiter broke out of jail with the Irishman Pierce McCain, the next logical step seemed to be joining McCain’s half-breed army in their crazy rebellion. McCain needed guns, and Lassiter agreed to get them—for a price. There would be big money if he succeeded and a swing in a noose if he failed!