L L Rigsbee: 6 books

Nineteen-year-old Zach Morton witnessed the killing of his parents and managed to kill all but one of the attackers. As a half-breed, he figured he wasn't going to get a fair trial in the town of Lava so he headed for the mountains, a posse hot on his trail. He arrived at the White Mountain Apache...

When their frontier cabin is attacked and burned by Shawnee Indians, Ralph and Rachel are separated. Rachel gives birth alone in a cave while Ralph fends off the attackers in their cabin. Rachel, thinking Ralph has been killed, sets out on a 25-mile trek through the wilderness to the nearest settlement,...

Evans has lived around the Apache all his life. His ranch borders Apache hunting grounds and they have a tentative unspoken agreement. He doesn’t hunt on their land and they are permitted an occasional beef to replace the buffalo white men have run off. Getting along with white men is a little more...

If the Triple B ranch is rustling cattle from the Double Spur, then why is the Triple B the only one losing Cattle? It makes no sense to Tom Grigsby, but the owner of the Double Spur is honest. Grigsby should know; the man raised him. On the other hand, the Double Spur has all new ranch hands and...

Revenge perpetuates. Young Luke Catlin wasn’t interested in revenge after his cousin was killed by Apache raiders. To him, Arizona Territory was an uncivilized furnace where everything had thorns and stingers. He planned on going back to Pennsylvania as soon as he could earn enough money for a ticket....

When his stagecoach is stopped by robbers and attacked by Indians, Long knows the occupants must depend on his ingenuity. He’s been riding shotgun for the stage line a long time and he’s never lost a stagecoach…yet. “Apache Pass” is one of ten stories in this collection of short western...