Speaking Volumes: 953 books

There's not much one man can do against a dozen outlaws—unless that one man is the Gunsmith. When Clint Adams runs across a gang of Comancheros ambushing a small wagon train, he heads for cover and sets up a hail of lead that makes the bushwhackers think they're outgunned. When the smoke...

When Gregor Truba, the God of eighties Rock, exchanged his guitar in the nineties for a machine gun, he couldn’t know he was going to be dethroned not only from the centre stage which he dominated for a decade, but from his own soul as he set off on a bloody rampage with his elite troupe of Brothers...

HELL OUT OF NOWHERE Random, Oklahoma, was named for a good reason. And when a storm forces Clint Adams to stop in the remote town, the only things he wants are a bowl of hot grub, a good night's rest—with company if possible—and a fast exit come sunup. Except Random has a big problem...

Saving the man's life is just Clint's first favor to Deputy Federal Marshal Tom Fenimore. Picking up the reins of the wounded Marshal's prison wagon and delivering the three hardcases inside to the distant Huntsville Prison is the next—and maybe his last... Gallows-bound killer Jeff Sawyer...

12:07 THE SLEEPING THE SLEEPING have always come for The Unwanted... James would fight for his life many times always winning and yet always fearing that anytime soon, it might be his last. THE SLEEPING are guardians of the underworld who feed from the tormented souls sent there. In...

In this haunting novel, John Ball returns to the setting he evoked so beautifully in his earlier success, Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms. Set against the exquisite landscape of rural Japan, The Winds of Mitamura weaves an engrossing contemporary story of how people from radically different backgrounds...

ONE OF TODAY'S FINEST MYSTERY WRITERS." —Carolyn Hart A VIRGIN ISLAND LOSES ITS INNOCENCE There is no love lost between novelist/sometime sleuth E.J. Pugh and her three sisters: four high-strung Texas redheads who have made sibling rivalry an art form. In an attempt to ease their stretched-thin...

SWAMP THINGS A hankerin' for gumbo sends Clint Adams deep into the bayous of Louisiana in search of his Cajun compadre Joseph Terray. But the only thing cooking in the town of Byers is a spooky story. Seems Terray was killed—and his body stolen—by a priest-killer and his ghostly posse. Now...

THE SHADOW OF A CURSE Labyrinth, Texas: When a lull in his work takes him back to his hometown, Clint Adams starts thinking on what it would be like to lay down his Colt and settle down once and for all. But then Emma Deerborne would be up a tree. She's heard of this man they call the Gunsmith,...

LIVING LEGEND Clint always knew his friend Sean Albright was a good man. In fact, he was even somewhat of a local hero for single-handedly sending a posse of stagecoach robbers to their graves. But Sean never lived that day down. Or forgot about it. Now, ten years later, he and Clint...

BACK IN THE GAME Jeremiah Garver would like to forget about the days when he rode with the good-for-nothin' Brody and his band of owlhoots, holding up banks and stealing from both rich and poor. But when his old cronies ride through town on their way to another heist in Haddleville, Kentucky,...

LADY (BAD) LUCK Clint Adams hates to see a lady in distress—especially if he's shared a memorable night with her. He's not about to play bodyguard, but the Gunsmith does have a reputation of righting wrongs...and Elena Halliwell can be awfully persuasive. The whole fracas started when her...

A TRIP TO NOWHERE Robert Dawson had always been a man with a knack for stirring up trouble. Now he's dead, and his beautiful widow is going to wind up buried beside him if Clint Adams doesn't hightail it quick to Byrne, Kansas. It turns out that the unsuspecting widow has something that...

"Robert Randisi has long been held as a master of the genre."—Michael Connelly Bat Masterson is no longer a sheriff in the Old West. He's moved East to New York City where he gets a job as a sport's writer for The Morning Telegraph. But when his friend and fellow-newsman, Inkspot...