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Luke Bragg is a man who knows injustice. Forced from his home at age 13, Luke sets his sights on Texas and a chance to escape his past. Joining the Texas Rangers, Luke meets the man who will forever change his life, Captain Henry Dutch. Rising through the ranks, Luke is given his first command, and with it comes a series of events that sends him into a spiral and leads to his dismissal from the Rangers by the man he admired like a father.

Yesterday Bob Baker had cleaned the house and placed a vase of wild flowers on the table, as well as a tablecloth. He made sure all the lamps were full of oil and that there was plenty of wood brought in to use in the stoves and fire place. It was early fall and the early mornings and late evenings were starting to grow cold. Bob was preparing for a very special day. For today his mail order bride would be arriving by coach.

The man was dead as a doornail, and that was obvious to anyone with any sense. He probably had been, Conway surmised, even when Oakley found him. Didn't expect you to, Conway. I done sent Joss to get Everett. Denver was leaning against the counter, a small pile of cigarette ashes growing next to him. He lit another one as he spoke. I was holdin' out some hope we might find him in one piece. An' I needed someone to be a witness 'fore I could go tell Etta.

Joe Hansom knew what his purpose in life was, and he was good at it. Others speculated that if Hansom was on your trail, he'd hand some death out to you. Over the years that had been shortened up, and Joe was now known over a large distance as the hands of death.

Riding west to find a new life for himself and his beloved Amelia, Justin faces murderers on the trail. In Bent's fort he finds friends, but also a traitor planning to take the fort with the help of the Comanche. Warned, he prepares the fort and its people for the attack.

The silver screen cowboys were my heroes. Cowboys who respected women and never used a bad word to make their point. Cowboys who lived a godly life with honor and doing the right thing. I hope you enjoy these stories about those kinds of cowboys.

It had been two years since James Jolly had returned to Missouri. He'd not gone far into the state before he randomly selected an acreage just outside of Mountain View, Missouri. It was a hidden and beautiful slice of woods and farm land where he knew no one and no one knew him. And like the town's name said, it did have a view of the mountains, although not nearly as majestic, high, or grand as the mountain views in Colorado or other places. But it was now home. And that was all that mattered.

A very passionate middle-aged couple have to make hard decisions as they try to turn from their outlaw ways. There is nothing that they can't overcome together. Working side by side, taking time along the way to show their love for one another. Both are ex-gamblers and fast guns, so when the bad guys show up, they are easily dispersed of. However, the way it was done doesn't shine a favorable light on the couple.

The awful war was finally over and I was going home. I hoped I still had a home. I didn't leave on very good terms. Me heading north and my three brothers going south. Pa said he just couldn't understand how a son of his could turn against his family like that. I tried to explain my convictions, but he didn't want to listen. So I climbed up on my horse and pointed him north. I got about 100 yards out, then I stopped, turned in the saddle and said goodbye to the home I had known for all of my 17years.

Marion Hedgepeth was born in Prairie Home, Missouri on April 14, 1856. He ran away from home at age 15, worked as a cowboy, and was an outlaw by the time he was 20, having killed in Colorado and Wyoming, as well as having robbed trains. This story is based on his life penned by a direct descendant of the Debonair Bandit.

At the end of the Civil War in 1865, RJ Murdock is looking for direction. His family's home was destroyed during the war, his siblings are long gone, and other business interests haven't panned out. RJ and his buddy Calvin McCoy concoct a plan to head to Deadwood, South Dakota, a lawless boomtown where mining for gold has become big business. Along the way, the two discover that bounty hunting and its ensuing reward money can be a lucrative - but dangerous - endeavor.

Irony is winning the Powerball lottery six months before the world's economies melt down. The Shelter tells the story of a family who wins $27 million in the lottery. They pull up roots and move to Nashville where they buy a large home bordered by three farms. With the money in hand and the world's economies in the process of melting down, they purchase the three farms and the 7,000 square foot house. The farms are able to provide food when the economies collapse.

With his son in jail, James Crosby has to confront the sheriff that arrested him and fight off a small group of Confederate raiders encamped north on the Tumbleweed Trail as they attack the town of Tenderfoot.

Cowboy is pursued by outlaw. Gets shot and cornered in cabin.

When 16-year-old Benjamin Bradley kills his step-daddy, he is transformed into a ruthless killer, seemingly without a conscience. The sheriff forces him to leave town or stand trial for murder. He then shoots the sheriff in the back and kills him. Killing seems to come so easy for him that he kills the livery stable owner, steals a horse, and rides out of town. He's not only a bad guy. He's the worst of the worse. He's a cold-blooded killer. He kills indiscriminately. No one is safe when he goes on a killing rampage.

Winter 1865: Five confederate deserters, near starvation and manic with fury over the state of the war, go on a bloody rampage along the Kansas-Missouri Border, taking retribution on a family of abolitionists they find harboring runaway slaves. In the aftermath, Ethan Brody returns from the war to find everything he knows and loves reduced to nothing but ashes. Hell bent on revenge, he sets off to find the murderous gang, only to have them slip away.

Today he was going to collect 500 dollars with this one shot. Vincent McConnell is a bounty hunter with a reputation for always bringing in his man, dead or alive. He learned a long time ago that dead was a lot easier.

It's a terrifying experience to not remember who you are or anything about yourself. What would you do if you couldn't remember who you are? Remember what your name is? Travel with the Drifter as he searches for answers to all these questions.

I'm hated by ignorant people who don't realize that this is a job just like chopping wood or baking bread. Someone has to do it. I decided if I'm the one to do it, I'm going to be the best.

The man's name is Shadrack Meshack. He's known in almost every town and settlement in the western territories as Shadrach the Avenger because just as the Biblical Shadrach was rescued by an angel of God from a blazing fiery furnace, so also had Shad Meshack escaped from the fire that destroyed his home and took the life of his sweet wife and baby girl. He has the scars to attest to the fact that he barely escaped with his life. It had been three long, lonely years since that fire had claimed his family.