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A ruthless rancher. A desperate runaway. A gunfighter torn between justice and love. In Trail of the Lone Rider, Nash rides north from Abilene with his pockets full of hard-earned cash and his mind set on finding peace along the open trail. But when he encounters Luke, a young runaway fleeing the powerful rancher Calder, Nash is pulled into a deadly battle for control over the frontier town of Red Bluff. Calder’s grip on the town is ironclad, with a corrupt sheriff, a gang of thugs, and a trail of fear left behind. Nash’s plan to keep to himself is shattered as he befriends Emily, a ...

He stands between two worlds — and both want him dead. Nash is a hardened gunfighter with Apache blood in his veins and danger on every trail he rides. He knows the land, the people, and the cost of choosing sides — but some journeys leave no room for neutrality. Hired to escort a desperate miner through hostile territory, Nash knows the risks before the first mile is ridden. Tensions are high. Old wounds run deep. And when they find a wagon slaughtered and left to rot in the dust, it’s clear this crossing will demand blood. With enemies closing in, a loyal dog at his side, and a ...

One Town in Chains. One Ruthless Tyrant. One Gunfighter Who Won’t Back Down. Nash wasn’t looking for trouble. But trouble had a way of finding men like him. When a ruthless mine boss, Elias Mercer, takes everything from a desperate town, Nash finds himself caught in a war that ain't his—but one he's damn well ready to finish. Copper Ridge is a place where the law don’t mean much and a man’s life is worth less than a bullet. As Mercer’s iron grip tightens, Nash and a handful of outlaws, miners, and lost souls must do the impossible—bring the whole damn empire crashing down ...

No Law. No Mercy. No Turning Back. Wesley McCoy has spent his life running—from the law, from the past, from the men he’s killed. But when a dying rider stumbles into the saloon, bleeding and gasping his final words, the past finally catches up. Davey Renton is dead. Hung from a tree like a warning. Murdered by Elias Trask—a land baron with an army of hired guns, a stranglehold on the law, and enough power to make sure no one comes looking for justice. But McCoy doesn’t care about justice. He cares about debt. Because years ago, Renton saved his life. Pulled him out of a bad hand, ...

No romance. Just action, bullets, and a man on the run. Wesley McCoy has always been a drifter—good with a gun, handy with a deck of cards, and smart enough to stay out of trouble when the odds ain’t in his favor. But after a card game gone wrong lands him in jail, he finds himself faced with a choice: swing from a noose or ride with former Texas Ranger William McKinnrick, a man who claims he still upholds the law. McKinnrick and his men bring justice to the lawless frontier—or so it seems at first. Hunting outlaws, collecting bounties, and settling scores, McCoy starts to believe ...

THEY FOUGHT TOGETHER IN A BLOODY WAR - NOW SOMEONE’S KILLING THEM OFF, ONE BY ONE - AND RYDER’S NOT ABOUT TO LET IT GO UNANSWERED. When Ryder receives word that an old war brother has been found dead at the bottom of a canyon, he doesn't believe the talk of “accident.” Another body turns up soon after — shot in the back. Another friend gone. Something stinks, and Ryder means to dig up the rot. As more names from his former unit go missing, Ryder tracks down the few who remain. They were soldiers once. Survivors. The kind of men you didn’t cross. Together, they uncover a trail ...

A Gritty Western of Blood, Betrayal, and the Price of Redemption Some men are haunted by the past. Others ride with it. Nash is a man carved from the raw edges of the American frontier, his soul scarred by war, loss, and a trail of bodies left behind. A gunslinger with nothing to lose, he takes on a job driving cattle across the ruthless expanse of the post-Civil War West, knowing that trouble rides faster than the herd he’s sworn to protect. But this job isn’t just about cattle—it’s about facing the ghosts that have been hunting him since the day he first drew iron. Bitter Creek ...

One town under siege. One outlaw turned reluctant hero. One chance at redemption. Nash is a man haunted by his past. Once a rancher with dreams of peace, he’s now a drifter, hardened by loss and running from the ghosts of a life he couldn’t save. But when he rides into the troubled mining town of Blackrock, he finds a place on the brink of collapse—dominated by the ruthless preacher-turned-outlaw Elijah Kade and his gang of merciless enforcers. Nash wants no part of Blackrock’s troubles, but when a defiant young miner and a fiery saloon keeper beg for his help, he can’t turn his ...

A wagon full of secrets. A trail soaked in blood. One man who never asked to be the hero. Ryder is a drifter. A loner. The kind of man who doesn’t ask questions—and doesn’t answer many either. When he signs on to ride scout for a small wagon train bound for Abilene, it seems like just another job. But the people he’s riding with? They’re not what they seem. And the crates they’re hauling? They’re worth killing for. Before long, Ryder’s neck-deep in a deadly game of betrayal, sabotage, and buried Confederate gold. One by one, the travelers turn on each other—some out of ...

A town thirsty for vengeance. A man cheated the noose. And Ryder's got a debt to settle the old-fashioned way. When notorious outlaw Dale Madsen escapes the hangman’s rope, leaving blood and chaos in his wake, Wells Crossing is left reeling. Sheriff Rourke gathers a posse, but the law rides slow—and Ryder knows a man like Madsen doesn’t run unless he’s got a plan. With bullets in the air and death on the wind, Ryder finds himself tangled in a hunt that will lead him straight into the heart of hell itself. Betrayal rides among them. The desert keeps its secrets. And in the end, ...

A dead man’s last words. A cold-blooded betrayal. A gunfighter on the run. Framed for murder and hunted like an outlaw, Nash has one chance to clear his name—track down the man who put a bullet in his only friend and bring him back alive. But the trail is cold, the bounty hunters are closing in, and his target is drinking away a stolen fortune. Forced to disguise himself as a preacher, Nash plays a dangerous game of deception, walking the fine line between salvation and vengeance. In a land where justice is bought and paid for, he'll need more than a fast draw to survive—he'll need to...

A daring heist. A town thirsty for blood. A drifter caught in the crossfire. Nash didn’t plan on robbing a bank. He certainly didn’t plan on being mistaken for the mastermind behind the bloody heist. When Nash rolls into Ironwood, he’s just looking for a warm meal and a quiet night’s rest. But the dusty frontier town is anything but quiet. The Ironwood Savings Bank has been hit by a ruthless gang of bandits, leaving a trail of bodies and stolen gold. In the chaos, a drifter matching Nash’s description is named as the prime suspect. Before he knows it, Nash finds himself shackled ...

Ryder’s been to hell before—this time, he might not come back. A chain gang. A desert. No law. No mercy. Another gritty, standalone Western from bestselling author Wyatt Steele. Wrongfully imprisoned, Ryder was just passing through. Then the prison convoy was ambushed in the middle of the desert. Now he’s shackled to killers—and the only way out is through hell. They chained him to murderers. They marched him across the desert like a dog. They thought that would be the end of Ryder. They were wrong. After being falsely accused and thrown onto a prison wagon convoy bound east, Ryder ...

Saving him was a gamble. Now he's paying the price. And the debt is deadly. Nash thought he’d found a man worth saving when he rescued Cain from a brutal Comanche attack. But in a land where loyalty is as rare as water, Nash quickly learns that some debts come at a deadly price. Cain isn’t just another outlaw—he’s a master of deception, a killer whose charm masks a trail of blood and betrayal. And now, having used Nash as a pawn, Cain has vanished, leaving Nash with a simmering desire for justice. Nash is no ordinary gunfighter. Known for his quiet determination and deadly aim, ...

The Law of the Gunfighter is Fast .... and Final. Nash had come to Buffalo Gap looking for help. But this small, troubled town is as ruthless as it is restless. Just when he thought he could leave Buffalo Gap and its troubles behind, fate drags him back. The Oakleys are out for revenge, determined to paint the streets with Nash’s blood, and they’ll stop at nothing to get it. When Vengeance Rides Back Into Town, All Bets Are Off With Sheriff Hayes, a man as crooked as a gambler’s grin, on their side, the Oakleys unleash a brutal wave of violence. As the townsfolk of Buffalo Gap fall ...

Betrayed by fate. Bound by vengeance. Fighting for redemption. After months of drifting across the harsh frontier, Nash Walker returns to Blackrock, the one place he thought he’d left behind for good. But the town he once helped save is in trouble again. The ruthless Red Vultures gang, led by the cunning Silas Graves, has torn through the land, leaving fear and destruction in their wake—and now, they’ve taken Caleb Turner, a young miner Nash once called a friend. Determined to bring Caleb home, Nash sets out on a dangerous trail, only to find himself face-to-face with Silas. Impressed...

A ruthless empire built on lies. A drifter who’s seen too much. One woman caught in the fire. A brand-new Western thriller from bestselling author Wyatt Steele. He came to Dry Creek to clear a name. He found a counterfeiting ring that could bring the country to its knees. Now Ryder's done waiting—and Hell's riding with him. Dry Creek is a town with secrets. Beneath the dusty streets and smiling storefronts, a powerful man named Raddick runs a counterfeit empire from the shadows, printing near-perfect currency and killing anyone who gets too close to the truth. When Ryder—a drifting ...

One final game. One deadly man. A town on the edge of destruction. He came to Whitetown with a name sharp enough to cut and a plan to burn it down. Whitetown never stood a chance. The air was thick with dust and stories when Doc Holliday sat down at the faro table—sharp-dressed, sharp-tongued, and deadly calm. Men crowded in just to breathe the same smoke, hoping for a story to carry home. Coins clattered, whiskey flowed, and the legend of the South’s most notorious gambler grew louder with every hand. But what began as a spectacle becomes something far darker. Because Doc isn’t just ...

Doc Holliday’s mouth is as fast as his draw. Nash just wanted to get him to Tombstone alive. Now they’re both being hunted across the frontier. They were only supposed to pass through. After a card game turns deadly, gunfighter Nash and the infamous Doc Holliday are forced off-course and into the worst kind of wilderness — hunted, half-starved, and heading straight into Apache land. Doc’s coughing blood. Nash knows they’re being followed. Then a lone Apache woman appears on the plain. She claims she’s been cast out. She’s quiet, clever, and dangerous in a way neither man fully...

One gambler with nothing left to lose. One gunfighter trying not to be found. A stagecoach robbery that pulls them both into a blood trail of revenge. Sabinal was just another dusty town — a stopover for drifters, showfolk, and the dying. Nash wasn’t looking for trouble when he took a job hauling crates for a traveling troupe. He just wanted to keep his head down and his past buried. But when a high-stakes Faro game pits a sickly, sharp-tongued gambler named Doc Holliday against a ruthless saloon owner, trouble finds him anyway. After Doc calls the wrong bluff and the guns nearly come ...