Matt Chisholm: 44 books

"It was the classic challenge, the meeting of two famous guns ... an incident rare in the West and seen by few men. They met in the lamplight of old Laredo Tow, each man pacing slowly in the face of death. Only one would walk away ..." Even the Texas Rangers and the local law held...

Pecos country – tough on horses, hell for women. Land where Kiowas hunted horses, Comanches looked for loot, Mescaleros hunted the white man-and Joe Blade hunted a child killer. He knew he rode to his own possible death at the hands of the Indians. But he had no choice, for in his hands lay Western justice and the fate of the white girl in the lonely Pecos ranch house.

McAllister had finally struck it lucky. Gold is where you find it. Nobody knew where old Whiskey Joe had found his. But there were a good many hard-cases who wanted to know. And they were ready to go to any lengths to get their hands on it. McAllister intended to stop them... They knew that McAllister...

When Grotton's boys bushwhacked the herd, they had one grim order: leave no witnesses alive. For justice was rough on the untamed plains of Kansas, and cattle-stealing was a hanging charge. But two men survived the massacre. Rem McAllister was one of them, and seeing his fellow cowpokes die...

Rancher Bourn was/ a big man; big, rough - arid rich. He was offering five hundred dollars to the man who could get back his pretty-young wife, kidnapped. by Comanche braves in a raid. If saving Mrs Bourn from a fate worse than deaith was worth that much money, McAllister was crazy enough to...

Rem McAllister took the job reluctantly. He was to lead an army mule-train laden with gold across the desert from Mesquite Springs - and he knew that with Clancy and the ruthless Franchon Gang on the rampage, and Gaton and his Apaches out for white scalps, there wasn't much chance of its getting through. So...

Vengeance Was What McAllister Wanted... Vengeance -for his friend, shot down right in front of his eyes. Vengeance -against the toughest, cruellest, all-fired meanest operator the West had ever seen, a man who took what he wanted just whenever he wanted it. Gold, other men's lives, control...

Rem McAllister, toughest living legend of the Old West, was caught. Caught between his loyalty to the Indians and his loyalty to the Army. He found himself walking a tightrope -and if he fell, death was waiting below on both sides... Another gunsmoke-filled Rem McAllister adventure

The Mexican Proposition was the creation of a new state comprising Northern Mexico and the southwestern United States—the Republic of the Rio Grande. It would stretch from Louisiana to the Pacific. Brigand and murderer Porfirio Rojas and his band of traitors raised the new flag and relied upon a...

Posset was the stranger who held it ... Chavez was the Mexican who worked it ... and Geronimo baptized it with blood. Arizona was a wild, forbidding land. The Indians had possessed it since the beginning of time, and they prized their freedom. The white men were newcomers who hungered for gold, silver,...

Caleb Hughes aimed to hang McAllister. He had an old grudge to settle. Besides, men would then talk about him from Canada to the Mexican border. McAllister was on the trail of a bunch of desperate horse-thieves. They had stolen his famous California horses. What’s more, they had killed his neighbor...

It was not McAllister’s speed with a gun – nor his accuracy. It was his infernal luck. The way he walked away alive from every fight.Brennan was nervous. He had come to Black Horse to kill. And McAllister was wearing the sheriff’s badge.At stake was the life of a newspaperman who opposed the...

When the white men slaughtered Indians, it was called a victory. But when the Indians killed whites, that was a massacre. To be on the safe side, the whites called every Indian a ‘hostile’. And when you were a hostile, not even the Stars and Stripes flying over your camp could save you from packs...

THE NEVADA MUSTANG was the famous spotted stallion sought after by all men who had horse fever. Chavez, the Mexican; Little Wolf, the Kiowa; Marty Carr, the gunman and Joe Blade. They had one thing in common-the hope that it would be their rope that snared the great Appaloosa mustang. And they were...