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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 ...

Jake Stone is a bounty hunter working out of Denver, Colorado. 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. This package contains the entire Stone: Bounty Hunter Series One. Ride along with the old west lawman through the gun smoke and rifle fire as he pursues gunslingers and other old ...

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 ...

Dark Gunman:The story of a young black man, born to slaves, who become one of the most dangerous gunfighters in the West as he fights injustice. Barely grown, Linc Tyler leaves his home on a plantation in northeast Texas headed west. While Linc is camped alongside the road his first night he meets a white man who is a professional gunman. While they are traveling together for three days, Linc learns a skill that will change his life. That skill is how to use the gun hanging on his hip.Desperation # 1:In this three-part series, now all in one book by best-selling western author Jeff Breland,...

In this final episode, with a little help from the cavalry, Matt Watchman and his two employees have spotted the renegade Indians atop a mountain. Unfortunately, once Matt and his crew reach the summit, the Apaches have disappeared into thin air. Then, in what was almost a miraculous turn of events, they discover where Black Wolf is hiding. This time, they're going to let the redskins come to them. Miles away, the three Comancheros who got away have been thrown in jail, but managed to escape. Their stint of freedom may not last as long as they would like.

In this sequel to "Ghost Train," Kat Summers needs a break from the stress of the big city. Now would be an ideal time to visit her property on the backwaters of southern Louisiana. Two years ago, with the passing of her grandfather, she inherited an old farmhouse and several acres of land. The mysterious knocks on the door and the moving of objects begin not long after she moves in. On the advice of a neighbor, she calls a young deputy sheriff who may have some insight on what's happening. Together, they try to unravel the mystery of what has taken up residence in her inherited home.

Outlaws don’t deserve to live in a free society. Some gunslingers don’t deserve to live at all. Bill Brody is one of them. For some reason, a soft-hearted parole board has unleashed “Outlaw Bill” upon the unsuspecting public. According to the county sheriff, Bill’s up to his old tricks. It appears only a bullet is going to reform him. Jake Stone, accompanied by Leon Sams, the first black deputy marshal hired out of the Denver office, is given the task of finding Bill. They can bring him in or “take him out.” Either way will work, but before they can get to Bill they’re going...

While in pursuit of two outlaws overdue for a date with the hangman, Stone has just ridden into the sleepy little town of Abbot when one of the gunmen sends a bullet whining by his head. Not sure before, at least now he knows he’s on the killers' trail. After an extended chase, he captures both. Even then, one is determined not to go back. Stone is forced to kill him. After placing the remaining gunslinger in a ramshackle jail, he meets a beautiful Mexican girl, who ironically, has a personal vendetta against the killer. The hanging she anticipates is foiled when two local low-lives, ...

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.

Prison Wagon: Gunslinger Joe “Mad Dog” Murray and his partner shoot Stone’s horse out from under him. Murray’s partner backtracks to see if they also killed Stone. That was a mistake on the owlhoot’s part; his last mistake. Murray might be an outlaw, but he’s not that dumb. He continues to run. Stone is now afoot but by sheer luck he catches a stage traveling in the same direction as the fugitive. Once Murray is in custody Stone takes him to the nearest town which doesn’t have a jail. Chaining Murray for the night, Stone takes care of a local problem. The next day, after a ...

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 ...

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 ...

Lars Bonner rode into the little town of Rocky Canyon with the bodies of two outlaws tied across their horses. He is also returning the money the two had robbed from the town's bank. The town doesn't have a sheriff. It seems the last one to hold that positon left town without so much as a goodbye. At first it seems he will have nowhere to deliver the corpses in order to collect his bounty. However, the mayor who is also the banker agrees to sign the required affidavits.

This is one of five stories that is also found in the "No Name on the Bullet" volume of the Stone: Bounty Hunter series. In "Blood and Bullets on the Bayou," Stone has taken the plunge. The love bug has bitten him while he is vacationing in the city of New Orleans. He and his bride begin their honeymoon by taking a trip up the Mississippi on a riverboat. Will they live happily ever after? Not if the river pirates who board the boat to rob and steal and kidnap the bride as an afterthought have their way. Stone has been in some bad situations, but this seems to be the worst considering he’s...

Stone goes into the badlands of Mexico to rescue an Arizona rancher's daughter who has been kidnapped by a gang of outlaws and gunslingers. Outnumbered at least ten to one, Stone has to move swift and shoot fast to survive this escapade. Following a shootout that left a trail of dead gunmen, bloodshed, and carnage, he might have thought this job was complete. Not yet. There’s still more of these varmints in addition to the Rurales to contend with at a place they call The Devil's Skull. This short story from Jeff Breland is an addition to the great western adventure genre in the tradition ...

Lawman business concerning two train robbers brings Stone to a booming mining town in Colorado. His first night here he learns first handed that there is something very sinister going on. An individual dressed as a man of the cloth and riding a white horse has killed three men for no apparent reason. Stone witnesses with his own eyes as the enigmatic "Preacher Man" makes his latest escape. When Stone wraps up what Uncle Sam sent him here to do, he is going to make his best effort to catch "The Deadly Preacher Man."

For her eighth birthday, Marie receives an ornament in the form of a necklace. This gift has lain untouched for over a hundred years and left to her by her long deceased great, great, great grandmother. That grandmother is none other than Marie Laveau, the voodoo queen of New Orleans. As the years pass, Marie come to realize the ornament is not only an amulet, but a talisman as well. It has great power. In possession of the ornament, one can not only heal the sick, make the poor wealthy, but raise the dead as well. Excerpt from book: "Try again," Lizabeth whispered, her voice trembling. ...

.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 ...

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, ...

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.