Piccadilly: 657 books

Having broken all Ten Commandments—with plenty of pleasure and no punishment—the Renegade never expected to face a firing squad for a crime he hadn’t committed. But death at sunrise might be easier to endure than spending the night with a luscious, nubile señorita who refuses to be touched....

Captain Gringo riding hard for girls and glory on the jungle trails of Costa Rica. It's cherchez la femme, or "hunt the lady," as Captain Gringo hits the hot tropical trails of Costa Rica in search of a seductive heiress kidnapped by forces unknown. Of course, war., like love, is never a...

They’re waiting for a man like Captain Gringo in Panama!In this soggy green hell where the French have lost a fortune in lives and francs trying to build a canal, the scum of the earth – and their scams – flourish.Every adventurer with a scheme, every rebel with a cause wants a man like Captain...

Roberto Weismann and his gang of renegade outlaws rode into Arizona to hunt scalps for the rich bounty the federales paid. When the chief of the peaceful Chiranato Apache tribe saw his people slaughtered, he swore revenge and traded death for death until the whole territory was on the brink of war....

Captain Gringo following a trail of danger paved with gold. Even for the courageous Captain Gringo, this mission has impossible written all over it. From Costa Rica to El Salvador, he's to run a caravan of gold across steep mountain passes and wild rivers ... while bandits and insurgents block his...

No man can handle Captain Gringo in Costa Rica!In these cool, quiet nights Captain Gringo trails the highlands with his profile low and his Maxim ready. It’s been a year of hell fighting his way through three revolutions and a U.S. court-martial. He’s wanted by the U.S. Cavalry and even more by...

Through the sweltering, equatorial days, Captain Gringo marches across the highlands with his guard up and his Maxim handy. There’s no territory he can call home, although there’s a room reserved for him in every jail across the map and women who would gladly put him up as well.He’s leading...

The present book is a work of fiction spun around the following piece of known western history. Yellowed newspaper clippings from a remote date in the last century note that three bandits charged with murder were released for lack of evidence from Juarez Jail, Mexico. Those same file clippings also...

Jonathan Grimm had been a bounty hunter for far too long. His joints were creaking and his reflexes were slowing. He needed one big one, and then he could retire. It looked like he could do it, too, when he learned that a bunch of hardcases had broken out of Austen jail. He weighed it up. If he roped...

He had two wanted men on his list – the one hiding out in a log cabin somewhere up in the Ouatchita Mountains, and the other trying to cover his back-trail by mixing with the miners at Yellowrock, way out the other side of the territory. That meant a passel of riding and just maybe a passel of gunning...

Bounty-hunter Jonathan Grimm—the man they called the Reaper—took a break from his man-hunting to attend a family wedding. But a shooting on the doorstep hurled him back into his man-chasing role. Then, what started out as a straightforward chase ran him smack into hard-case gunmen aiming to cut...

Some folks swore that glory-seeking Pat Garrett never did gun down Billy the Kid in that darkened adobe house in New Mexico. Fargo never thought about it one way or the other, until a man with foxy eyes backed his argument with $25,000. For that kind of money, Fargo hoped Billy was alive and well,...

“Know what Crow used to say about livin’ by your guns? Said it made him like a kind of alchemist. Said he was the first man in history to turn lead into gold. Yeah. Meanest son of a bitch ever. Crow.” No other name. Just Crow. Dressed in black from head to toe. The meanest man in the bullet-scarred...

Fargo was after two things: a priceless cannon and a beautiful woman. But the only way to the Valley of the Skulls was through land so primitive that word of revolution would not have reached it. There was a reward out for him in Guatemala and there were the bandits in Yucatan, and they would have stalked him all the way, if they did not kill him for his guns and outfit first . . .