Jamaica Wild is a compassionate Bureau of Land Management resource protection agent stationed in New Mexico near the Pueblo Indian reservation. When...
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The Canyon of Bones
After years roaming the dangerous Rockies, Barnaby Skye still has his hair! The wary Mountain Man faces yet another challenge. His salty-tongued...
Black Hats
Wizened Wyatt Earp is hired in 1920 by Big Nose Kate to rescue her son. Unbeknown to the world until now, Kate gave birth to Doc Holliday’s child...
Queen of Country Swing’s Tough Mamas
Honkytonk Sue, the Queen of Country Swing, has been dispensing her sage advice since she first appeared in the June 1977 National Lampoon. She saves...
Sacking Lawrence
The clerk at the bookstore recommends that I grab supper and a beer at the Free State Brewing Company. “Are you serious?” I ask. He assures me it’s...
Top 10 Western Museums of 2007
Charles Lummis had a vision when he founded the Southwest Museum of the American Indian 100 years ago, starting a small museum that would grow into...
A Fate Worse Than Death
The title of this book is a bit misleading, but the subtitle, “Indian captivities in the West, 1830-1885,” clears up the subject matter. The phrase...
Arizona Sheriffs
A nice, compact history of the Arizona lawmen who attempted law and order, and sometimes succeeded, taking us from the territorial era to the...
John B. Armstrong: Texas Ranger and Pioneer Ranchman
Western writers have an endless supply of subject matter if they plan on turning out biographies of every lawman who ever lived. Thus we have John...
Yellowstone Denied
The American West was hard country during the 1860s-1890s. Men with uncommon ambition achieved fame and fortune, but Gustavus Doane was not one of...
Rio Bravo/ The Cowboys
This Burbank-based company specializes in fitting DVD packages with bells and whistles, like last year’s John Ford collection, which contained the...
Frontiers
These Yale colleagues have excellently converted a college textbook into a concise, readable history, reminding me of narrative historians Ray...