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Once again, John Stout is going to send a couple of gunslingers to kill Robichaud. If these two gunmen fail to complete the task, he is going to do the job himself or die trying. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

Mark Robichaud is now the sheriff of the little town of Silver Creek. The days of seeking revenge from those who conspired to have him falsely imprisoned for five years in Yuma Prison are over, or as far as he can tell. Most all of them are now dead. Even before becoming sheriff he came to realize the town of Silver Creek lay in the path of outlaws wanted for crimes completely unrelated to him other than the bounty they carried on their heads. Adding his hatred for criminals of any sort to the bounty was like icing on the cake. He had also become somewhat financially enhanced during the ...

NOT LONG AGO HE WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON FOR A CRIME HE DID NOT COMMIT. Since that release, Mark Robichaud has seen that justice was served not only to those responsible, but to several others. By now he has dealt with so many bad men that he has a burning desire to draw outlaw blood. Becoming a manhunter will afford him that opportunity.In the first book of the “Dead Man Out of Yuma, Series Two: Manhunter,” Mark Robichaud is leaving Mexico with two of the three outlaws he came down here to capture. According to his prisoners, the third member of their party, a gunslinger by the name of...

.BLOODY NIGHT IN NOGALES: Mark Robichaud is leaving Mexico with two of the three outlaws he came here to capture. According to his prisoners, the third member of their party, a gunslinger by the name of Juan Ortega, never crossed the border. Instead, Ortega stayed at a saloon and pleasure house just outside New Nogales called “Dirty Pearl’s and Sweet Sue’s." In hopes of avoiding the rurales, federales, and el jefe de policia of a nearby pueblo, Robichaud doesn’t take the main route leading out of here. Rather, much to the strong objections of his prisoners, he and they strike out ...

Mark Robichaud killed a lot of bad people while avenging the fact that he spent five years in that hellhole called Yuma Prison for a crime he didn’t commit or have any knowledge of. That seems to be pretty much behind him now. He is now sheriff of the little town of Silver Creek and his life has been fairly peaceful. He hasn’t given a lot of thought to the possibility that relatives, friends, or just acquaintances of these bad people might take it upon themselves to avenge the ones he has eliminated. Like a lightning bolt out of the sky, he suddenly realized there is more ways to hurt ...

Robichaud has survived every hired killer and outlaw John Stout has hired to go after him. When Stout get the opportunity to have two killers go after the deputy sheriff at the same time, he doesn’t pass up the opportunity. The fact that the gunslingers are dead ringers just sweetens the deal.This series of short stories from Jeff Breland is an addition to the great western adventure genre in the tradition of Peter Brandvold, Ralph Cotton. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

In the middle of nowhere, Stone and his fellow passengers find themselves stranded on a stagecoach with a busted wheel and an oncoming blizzard. After the driver mentions there is a railroad line not far from their location, Stone sets out to find the tracks and ultimately a train. He finds a train, but it isn't moving. The train has been robbed by outlaws and all but one of the crew has been murdered. If he’s going anywhere on this train, with the help of a surviving brakeman, Stone will have to figure out a way to move this behemoth himself. After mastering the controls to some extent, ...

Parked near an abandoned wood yard one night, a deputy sheriff sees a train pull onto the old abandoned tracks. Watching as someone disembarks, he soon realizes this is no living, breathing entity. This is a ghost. Pushing back his fear, his curiosity forces him to investigate. Getting a closer look, he realizes this train is carrying numerous ghosts. He has witnessed something that he cannot afford to tell anyone about simply because ghosts do not exist. Trying to put the experience out of his mind, he discovers that other people have seen the same strange combination of railcars. Again, ...

Although gun smoke-filled, this is the humorous story of J. T. Bonner, an aging gunman and good ole boy who runs a one-man detective agency out of Tucson. He's more of a bounty hunter with highly developed investigation skills along with a fast gun. As far as everyone who has ever heard of him is concerned, he's the fastest gunman in the West. So far, no one has lived to dispute that theory. The past-his-prime quick-draw artist is going to need all his skills now that he's received a cryptic telegram and a lot of money from the mayor of Angel's Crossing. According to the mayor, his town is ...

"Crazy" Clyde Reed is waiting to hang for killing a deputy sheriff in Trinidad regardless of the fact the federal government wants him for killing a deputy US marshal. When he escapes the night before his hanging, the county is happy to let the US Marshal's office hunt him down. After he kills the town marshal in the little town of Eagle Junction, Stone is on his trail. Since Reed manages to reunite with some of his old gang, the Stone is going to have his hands full.Ride along with Jake Stone as he encounters ever-present danger and occasional romance in what was once the wild west frontier.

As time is running out, Deputy Micah Benson uses whatever method is at his disposal to wrangle the whereabouts of the three captives out of the one kidnapper he had caught. It not a pretty sight and the outlaw may never be the same whether he hangs or not. Several miles away, the outlaw undersheriff from over Horseshoe Bend way is about to get some bad new. It's the kind of news no one wants to hear.

Ross Morgan has just brought a cache of undocumented diamonds across the Mexican border. Taking the less traveled route across the Arizona desert, he’s enjoying a scenic trip along a desolate road when his front tire blows. Faced with having to change the tire, he steps out to begin the task when the car is struck by a bullet. At this point, he realizes the tire didn’t explode for no apparent reason. Someone is shooting at him. Someone is trying to kill him for the small fortune in jewels.

Mark Robichaud was sent to Yuma Prison five years ago for a crime he didn't commit. Now he's been released. Some men want to rebuild their lives when they're released from prison. Robichaud doesn't have a life to rebuild. They destroyed that and everything in it when they falsely imprisoned him. All he has now is revenge. Sweet revenge served cold. He intends to serve it in spades. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

Jake Stone is a bounty hunter working out of Denver. Over the years the forty-something-year-old manhunter has excelled to the point that he has been given a Special Deputy U. S. Marshal’s badge, allowing him to be called upon when a deputy might not otherwise be available. This badge also opens a lot of doors that might otherwise be closed. Stone never hesitates to use that position to his advantage. ★ In this first episode, Stone rides into a sleepy little town in northern New Mexico. He’s not sure he’s on the right trail of the escaped killers until one of them attempts to ...

1312 pages of murder, mystery, suspense, and ghost all wrapped up in one package.Deadman’s Highway:Joe Brock has never been suspected of the murders he's committed—until now. This time he's left a victim alive. After accepting the hospitality of a benevolent motorcyclist, he leaves the man's girlfriend's naked and mutilated body hanging in the garage. Before he makes the last and fatal swipe with his knife he's interrupted by the arrival of the man's friend, another motorcyclist. After beating the new arrival into unconsciousness, he figures he's out of time. Taking the man's motorcycle...

Yuma Prison was as close to a death sentence as a man could come without being hung. Mark Robichaud survived and now he’s back. A lot of people are going to pay for the injustice of sending an innocent man to that hellhole and it won’t be pretty before all the culprits pay the price. There is nothing sweeter than revenge served cold and that's exactly the way Robichaud intends to dish it out. “Dead Man Out of Yuma” is a series of 16 not-so-short episodes with each having its own fast-paced story of vengeance and old west justice. “Dead Man Out of Yuma” tells of a man who had ...

In the darkness behind her, something has moved in Sara's rear-view mirror. Although she pays it scant attention, she doesn't realize she is about to embark on the most horrifying night of her life. She is about to incur strangers and those strangers will be dead.

With the judge, the prosecutor, the sheriff, his deputies, and ever gunslick and gunslinger they had sent his way now dead, that included everyone he felt responsible for sending him to Yuma Prison. His revenge was complete. He hadn’t given much thought to the jury. He had merely assumed they had been deceived by the same dirty system. That was until they begin rearing their heads. For some reason, it seems one is intent on killing him. That’s another problem he’ll have to take care of.Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

In this sequel to Ghost Train, phantoms from a nearby haunted mansion also want Kat's small house and property. The spirits have had the run of the house for the last two years since her grandfather died and left Kat the property. Now that she has decided to move in they consider her an interloper. They intend to drive her out. The first to appear is a ghost girl and her ghost dog. Soon other ghost children will appear. She might have lost her mind if not for a young man about her own age who has dealt with these long dead individuals in the past.

In this almost believable wild and humorous time-travel story, Jeff Breland strays from his true-to-life western adventures to show us what might happen if a modern-day man were to stumble back into the 1880s. It also gives a very humorous account of what could happen if the role was reversed and a man from the 1880s were to stumble into modern day time. He would definitely be mistaken for being insane and locked away. The story tells us how the man who stumbled into that previous time helps the man who wandered into the present to escape and return home. Many of the events are quite ...