Piccadilly: 657 books

THE STAKES WERE HIGH AND DANGER RODE IN THEIR SHADOW! The owlhoot pack was moving north, led by Craig Harnsey, the audacious bandit who had fooled the lawmen of Winfield County. Their destination was a lonely section of the railroad route, their goal a bank strongbox. In hot pursuit came Larry and...

THE SEARCH BEGINS ... Once, John Stone had everything a man could ever want: wealth, position, and a woman who loved him. But that was before the Civil War. Now he’s lost his fortune, and his fiancée has disappeared. All he has left is his Colt, a picture of Marie, and a mission—to roam the west...

The trickle of blood from a scalped corpse in a deathly quiet Stillwater saloon told Hart that the Cheyenne had paid a visit … But there had to be a reason. A crooked rancher called Fredericks … a loud-mouthed cowboy who deserves what’s coming to him … a shady deal with the Cheyenne on the...

Folks looked upon Clint Christian as a kind of Robin Hood—the kind of outlaw who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. They couldn’t have been more wrong. Christian was a cold-hearted killer who was sacrifice anything—and anyone—to get what he wanted. When he pulled off a seemingly impossibly...

It started out as a drunken prank … but when one man died and his fellow passengers aboard the Tucson-Tombstone stage were involved in a devastating crash, it was no laughing matter. Wells Fargo’s top troubleshooter, Clay Nash, was dispatched to find the cowboys responsible, and uncovered a criminal...

Lassiter rode up from Lordsburg to Abilene with money on his mind. Texas Jack Chandler—the richest, meanest bastard in the Lone Star State-was on the trail, heading north with a huge herd of cattle, and a fortune in gold. All that stood between Lassiter and the biggest haul of all time was Chandler—and the most vicious rag-tag army of killers ever gathered together in one place.

THE REGULATOR is Wes Hart — ex-soldier, ex-Texas Ranger, ex-rider with Billy the Kid. He’s tough, ruthless and slick with a .45. He’s for hire now and he isn’t cheap. Wes Hart had just disposed of a killer with some neatly applied lead poisoning out west in California, when he got the wire...

They warned Savage not to take the short cut through Dead Man’s Gulch. Too many Apaches, they said. But Savage wanted to get to Albuquerque and that was the quickest route. But the warning failed to mention anything about Craig and Bobby Vandal. Father and son. One a cold killer. The other, prepared...

The Regulator is Wes Hart — ex-soldier, ex-Texas Ranger, ex-rider with Billy the Kid. He’s tough, ruthless, and slick with a .45. He’s for hire now and he isn’t cheap... The good citizens of Caldwell had raised a fistful of dollars to pay for the railroad that would bring the Santa Fe thundering...

Bounty Hunter Jonathan Grimm was ‘The Grim Reaper’, for his signature was on receipts for the human freight that he brought in – usually dead weight.Jesse James had a reputation of his own, as the West’s most notorious outlaw.In 1882 in the Missouri town of St Joseph, the paths of the two...

Swift, deadly and merciless were the raiders who hit the Kansas ranch and when they rode out they left behind two men dead and a woman who wouldn’t make it through the night. With a stolen Army payroll in their saddlebags they ran for the border and although they covered their back-trail well, someone...

HE PUT ON A TIN BADGE AND BACKED IT UP WITH HOT LEAD With six good men murdered in a single smoking night, Woodlawn was starting to feel more like a cemetery than a town. John Stone had no plans to stick around ... until the local killers sparked his wrath by gunning down his riding companion. Pinning...

He was a soldier of fortune, for sale to the highest bidder—he was Fargo. Broke and on foot after his horse breaks a leg and has to be put down, Fargo jumps aboard a train in Idaho. He's almost instantly attacked by a hulk working for the rail line. The Continental-Western allows no riders, even...

Cattle rustlers were hitting the spreads of the biggest Texas ranchers. They were striking the most vulnerable ranches, those along the Rio, and running the cattle into Mexico. Even the cavalry couldn’t stop them. The Texas and Southwestern Stock Raiser’s Association hired Fargo to put a stop...