The Range Detectives Read online

Page 9


  They had filled their canteens at one of the creeks they’d crossed, so once they had the horses unsaddled and picketed, Stovepipe poured water into his hat and let both horses drink from it. While he and Wilbur tended to those chores, Dan and Laura continued to talk in low, angry voices.

  “Times like this, I’m glad I never got hitched,” Stovepipe commented quietly to his friend.

  Wilbur snorted and said, “No woman’d be fool enough to marry a long drink of water like you who’s always getting mixed up in shooting scrapes.”

  “Oh, I dunno. I seem to recollect a few widows who might’ve set their caps for me if we hadn’t shook the dust of those places off our boots. There were even a few who made eyes at you.”

  “Sitting in some house behind a white picket fence for the rest of my days . . .” Wilbur shuddered. “Nope. I think maybe that gives me the fantods worse ’n the thought of going to Yuma Prison.”

  Dan and Laura must have finished what they had to say to each other. Dan came over to Stovepipe and Wilbur and told them, “I’m not going to run. I’m going to find out who really killed Abel Dempsey and clear my name.”

  “You convinced the little lady to go along with that?” asked Stovepipe.

  “It’s my decision,” Dan said. Then he added, “But Laura sees it my way . . . for now, anyway.”

  “We’re gonna have to have a long talk, then. There are some things I need to know. But first . . . what do you think the odds are that a posse will come lookin’ in this direction?”

  “It’s possible. What direction were you going when you got chased out of town?”

  “West.”

  “It’s more likely they’ll start by searching in that direction, then. But Frank Olsen’s not a fool, just as stubborn as a mule. He’s liable to send search parties out in every direction, if he can round up enough men who are willing to volunteer.”

  “Somebody’s gonna need to keep watch, then, while Wilbur and me get a little shut-eye. We were in the saddle all night.”

  “I can do that,” Dan said, nodding. “In fact, I can climb up on top of one of these spires. From up there, if anybody starts in this direction I’ll be able to see them while they’re still several miles away.”

  “It’ll get mighty hot up there by the middle of the day.”

  “I’ll be all right.”

  “It’s your decision. I don’t suppose you and the lady have had any breakfast?”

  Dan shook his head and said, “That sort of seemed like the least of our worries.”

  “Maybe so, but you’ve got to keep your strength up,” said Stovepipe. “We’ve got some jerky in our saddlebags we can share with you. It ain’t much, but it’s better ’n nothin’.”

  “Sure wish we had some coffee, too,” Wilbur said wistfully.

  “Reckon we’ll have to settle for bein’ alive,” Stovepipe said as the orange ball of the sun began to peek over the Mogollon Rim in the east.

  CHAPTER FOURTEEN

  After their meager breakfast of jerky washed down with canteen water, Stovepipe and Wilbur took their bedrolls off the horses and spread them in the gap between the spires. The eastern Needle would provide some shade from the rising sun. The air was still chilly, but it would heat up quickly as the morning progressed.

  They slept for several hours before Dan called from the top of the western spire, “I see some riders south of here!”

  Stovepipe roused from sleep and sat up, rubbing his rather craggy face.

  “Are they headed in this direction?” he asked Dan.

  “Sort of. Not straight at us, but drifting in this general direction.”

  “Bound to be a posse,” muttered Wilbur from where he had sat up, too. “We’d best light a shuck.”

  “And go where?” asked Stovepipe.

  “I dunno. I figured you had some ideas along those lines. There’s always a lot more percolating in that head of yours than you let on, Stovepipe.”

  That brought a chuckle from the lanky cowboy. He stood up, stretched, and looked around for Laura Dempsey. He spotted her sitting on a rock slab near the other spire with a carbine across her knees.

  “You brought that repeater with you in the buckboard, ma’am?” he asked her as he gestured at the carbine.

  “I may not have been raised on the frontier, Mr. Stewart,” she said, “but I’ve picked up some of its ways pretty quickly. Lew Martin told me never to ride out anywhere without taking a gun with me, because you never know when you might come across a rattlesnake or some other varmint.”

  “That’s good advice,” said Stovepipe. “If there’s one thing these parts are full of, it’s varmints . . . four-legged, no-legged—and them that go on two legs as well.”

  Dan was climbing down the spire where he had posted himself. The thick column of rock appeared smooth from a distance but in reality was rugged enough that there were plenty of handholds and footholds for a man to climb up and down. Dan dropped the last few feet and landed gracefully.

  “Are we pulling out?” he asked.

  “Yeah, I reckon,” said Stovepipe. “I didn’t intend to stay here all day. How far are we from Box D range?”

  Dan pointed southwest and said, “It’s seven or eight miles that way. But won’t it be awful risky going there?”

  “Seems to me like that’s one of the last places the sheriff’d think to look for you.”

  “You may have a point there,” Dan said with a shrug. “Anyway, with posses scouring the whole basin, I suppose one place is just about as good as another.” He glanced at the young woman who sat there holding the carbine. “And going there would get Laura back home.”

  “I’m not sure I’ll ever consider the Box D truly my home,” she said. “Not unless you’re there with me, Dan.”

  “Y’all can talk about that later,” said Stovepipe. “Right now, let’s get ready to move.”

  He and Wilbur hitched the horses to the buckboard, then gathered up their gear. As they worked, Wilbur said, “Remember what I said when we got here about wishing we had some coffee?”

  “Sure.”

  “Well, it goes double now. I need a pot of Arbuckle’s, good and black, along with a plate full of bacon and some fried eggs and a big ol’ stack of flapjacks and maybe some fried potatoes.”

  “You always was a bottomless pit when it comes to eatin’,” said Stovepipe with a grin. “Right now you’re just torturin’ yourself, though. I reckon we’ll get some decent grub sooner or later.”

  “If we don’t starve to death first,” muttered Wilbur.

  In a few minutes, they were ready to go. Dan helped Laura climb onto the buckboard seat, then pulled himself up beside her and took hold of the reins. The big hat that belonged to Brock Matthews was in the back of the buckboard, and Dan left it there. Stovepipe and Wilbur fell in alongside the vehicle as Dan got it rolling toward the distant ranch.

  As they rode, Stovepipe said to Dan, “I wouldn’t mind takin’ a look at that Apache Bluff place you mentioned yesterday.”

  He didn’t add anything about Apache Bluff being the spot where Dan and Laura had had their rendezvous the day that Abel Dempsey was killed. He didn’t see any point in upsetting the young woman unnecessarily.

  “I suppose I could take you there,” Dan replied. “First, though, there’s somewhere else I want to go.” He turned to Laura. “I’ve been thinking about it, and we have to take you someplace you’ll be safe. You can’t just go back to the ranch. Sheriff Olsen might ride out just to make sure you’re not there.” He frowned. “Besides, I don’t trust some of the men, like Jube Connolly. He might try to hurt me by tipping off the sheriff that you’re there.”

  “I suppose that’s possible,” said Laura. “But I can’t really think of anywhere else I can go.”

  “What about the line shack up in the high pastures?” asked Dan. “Hamp Jones and Charley Bartlett are staying up there for the summer. They’re good men. They’d look after you.”

  “I’m not so sure I need
looking after,” Laura said. “I’m the one who got you out of jail, remember?”

  “I’m not likely to forget,” Dan said grimly. “You may have ruined your whole life in the process.”

  “It’s my life to ruin if that’s what I choose to do.”

  Dan didn’t say anything to that. They rode on in silence for a few moments, then she continued, “There’s something you may not have considered, Dan. Mr. Jones and Mr. Bartlett rode for A—for my husband, for a long time. They were loyal to him. How do you know they’ll agree to help us and let me hide out there? They might try to take us prisoner and turn us over to the law.”

  “Maybe, but I’ve gotten along pretty good with them. I think they’d at least hear me out. It’s a chance we’ll have to take. You’ll be safer there than anywhere else I can think of, while Stovepipe and Wilbur and I try to figure out what to do next.”

  Stovepipe said, “Not tryin’ to stick my nose in where it don’t belong, ma’am, but Dan’s got a point. If we’re gonna figure out who really killed your husband and come up with evidence to prove it, we’re liable to need to move around in a hurry for a while. That’ll be easier—”

  “If you don’t have to worry about keeping track of me,” Laura finished for him. She sighed. “You’re right, Mr. Stewart. I know that. After everything that’s happened, I just don’t like the idea of being separated from Dan. There’s always a chance we . . . we might never see each other again.”

  “That’s not going to happen,” Dan promised as he looked over at her. “So much has happened to try to keep us apart, and yet here we are. I’m starting to think it’s our destiny to be together.”

  “I thought you said we didn’t have a future,” she reminded him.

  “I’m going to fight like a wildcat to make sure I was wrong about that,” Dan said.

  * * *

  Dan knew this range better than any of the other three, even though he hadn’t been in the area for very long, so Stovepipe let him pick their route as they headed toward the Box D. As much as possible, Dan tried to avoid trails where they might be spotted, but at the same time he had to stick to places the buckboard could negotiate. It would have been easier if they had all been on horseback.

  Dan was canny, though, and stuck to areas where they were screened by trees or ridges, and he avoided anywhere they might be skylighted. Several times, Stovepipe’s keen eyes spotted horsemen in the distance, and when that happened, Dan pulled the buckboard into cover and they waited until the distant riders were out of sight.

  Eventually, he said, “We’re back on Box D range now,” and drove the buckboard along a trail that began to climb toward the higher pastures. It wasn’t much of a trail, just a pair of faint ruts left from the times when a wagon had taken supplies up to the line shack. The buckboard jolted back and forth, throwing Laura’s shoulder against Dan’s.

  Even under the circumstances, Dan didn’t look like he minded all that much, thought Stovepipe. A faint smile curved the lanky cowboy’s mouth under the drooping mustache. There was an old saying about how love conquered all, he recalled. That might not always be true . . . but love usually put up a good fight, that was for dang sure.

  After a hard climb, the trail leveled out and crossed a meadow to where a blocky log cabin was nestled at the edge of a thick stand of pine. A creek tumbled over a rocky bed nearby, which was one reason the line shack had been located at this spot, Stovepipe surmised.

  He hipped around in the saddle and looked back in the direction they had come from. The basin spread out to the north and east, and the dark line of the Mogollon Rim was clearly visible from here. This would be a good hideout, he mused, since it was isolated and commanded a good field of view.

  The sun was high in the sky by now, almost directly overhead. Gray smoke curled from the cabin’s stone chimney, and Dan commented, “One of the boys must be here. I sort of figured they’d be out on the range right now. But that’s good, because it’ll give us a chance to talk to whoever is here and make sure they understand what’s going on.”

  As the group approached, the cabin door swung open on leather hinges and a man stepped out, balancing himself on a makeshift crutch tucked under his left arm. In his right hand he held an old cap-and-ball pistol with a muzzle so big it looked sort of like a cannon as he raised it toward them.

  The gun was just a precaution, though, because the old-timer lowered it immediately as his eyes got big with recognition.

  “Miz Dempsey!” he exclaimed. “And I’ll be da—I mean, is that you, Dan Hartford?”

  “It’s me, Hamp,” said Dan as he pulled back on the reins and brought the buckboard to a halt. “What happened to you? Are you all right?”

  “Yeah, I’m fine. Danged ol’ cow stepped on my foot yesterday.” Hamp Jones grimaced. “All these years cowboyin’, and this is the first time that’s happened. But it was swole up enough this mornin’ that it wouldn’t fit in a stirrup, so Charley said he’d take care of the chores by himself today and let me rest it.”

  Laura said, “You probably need to have a doctor look at that, Mr. Jones.”

  “Naw, no offense, ma’am, but when it comes to all the aches and pains a fella can pick up workin’ with cows, I reckon I know as much about ’em as any sawbones would. Besides, the foot’s considerable better already. It’ll be back to normal by tomorrow, I expect. In the meantime, again no offense . . . but what in blazes are you folks doin’ up here?” Hamp looked at Stovepipe and Wilbur. “And who are these two rannihans?”

  “This is Stovepipe Stewart and Wilbur Coleman,” said Dan. “They helped me out when—” He stopped short and frowned. “Has anybody from headquarters been up here in the past few days, Hamp?”

  “Nope. Ain’t seen hide nor hair of anybody ’cept each other for nigh on to a week.”

  “That means you don’t know what happened,” said Laura. “Mr. Jones, I need help from you and Mr. Bartlett.”

  “Anything we can do, ma’am,” said Hamp. “You know that. You’re the boss’s wife.”

  “Actually, she’s the boss,” said Stovepipe as he caught on to what the conversation meant. “Somebody murdered Mr. Dempsey and is liable to come after the lady next, but we mean to keep her safe and round up the polecat who done it.”

  CHAPTER FIFTEEN

  Hamp stared at them goggle-eyed for a couple of seconds before bursting out, “Murdered! The boss? Good Lord! What happened?”

  “We don’t know yet,” said Dan. “That’s what we want to find out. Stovepipe and Wilbur are giving me a hand with that. But we need someplace safe for Mrs. Dempsey to stay so nothing will happen to her while we’re investigating.”

  “You don’t reckon anybody’d think to look for her up here?”

  “That’s what we’re hoping.”

  Hamp nodded and said, “Sounds like a good idea to me.” He looked at Laura. “Ma’am, the conditions are plumb primitive and I’m a mite embarrassed that you’ll have to put up with a couple of old rapscallions like Charley and me, but we’d be honored to have you stay here for a spell. Got plenty of supplies on hand, and we can sleep in the shed around back with the horses so’s you can have the cabin to yourself.”

  “I hate to put you out—” Laura began.

  “Shoot, no, don’t give it another thought. Light down from that buckboard and come on in. I got a mess o’ beans cookin’. Figured since I was stuck here today I might as well put the time to good use, and Charley said he’d ride in for lunch instead of takin’ his grub with him. He ought to be showin’ up pretty soon. You other fellas are welcome to grab a surroundin’, too.”

  “Mister, you don’t know how good that sounds to me,” said Wilbur as he swung down from the dun’s saddle.

  “Yeah, ol’ Wilbur here was about to have a fadin’ spell from hunger,” added Stovepipe with a grin.

  Hamp hadn’t mentioned it, but he also had a pan of corn bread cooking, and there was still coffee in the pot. The smells inside the line shack were heavenly at the m
oment, although as the abode of two rough-and-ready cowboys, the place didn’t really resemble anything to be found on the other side of the pearly gates.

  A few minutes after everyone had gone inside, making the cabin rather crowded, Stovepipe heard a rider approaching. The swift rataplan of hoofbeats told him that the newcomer was in a hurry. He stepped into the open doorway with his Winchester in his hands.

  “Who is it?” asked Dan. He was standing beside the rough-hewn table where Laura had taken a seat in an old ladderback chair.

  “Stocky fella with a gray mustache,” Stovepipe reported.

  “That’d be Charley,” Hamp said from the potbellied stove, where he was stirring the pot of beans.

  Dan went to the door and looked out past Stovepipe. He said, “That’s Charley Bartlett, all right. He must have seen the buckboard and the strange horses and figured something was going on.”

  Dan stepped out where Charley could see him and waved to let the elderly puncher know that everything was all right. Charley slowed his horse and finished crossing the pasture at an easy trot.

  “Dan, what’re you doin’ up here?” he asked as he reined in. “And who’s this?”

  “Charley, meet Stovepipe Stewart, a friend of mine,” said Dan. Solemnly, he continued, “There’s trouble down at headquarters. Mr. Dempsey was shot and killed a couple of days ago.”

  Charley let fly with a startled oath.

  “What in blazes happened, Dan?” he asked. “Who done it?”

  “We don’t know.” Dan lowered his voice and added in a flinty tone, “But we’re damned sure going to find out.”

  Charley dismounted and came inside, where Dan introduced him to Wilbur and then told him the story they had made up on the fly earlier with Hamp. Charley was in firm agreement that Laura should stay at the line shack and added his pledge to protect her from anyone who tried to harm her.

  “It really means a lot to me that you two feel like that,” she told the old cowboys.

 

    Riding Shotgun Read onlineRiding ShotgunBloodthirsty Read onlineBloodthirstyBullets Don't Argue Read onlineBullets Don't ArgueFrontier America Read onlineFrontier AmericaHang Them Slowly Read onlineHang Them SlowlyLive by the West, Die by the West Read onlineLive by the West, Die by the WestThe Black Hills Read onlineThe Black HillsTorture of the Mountain Man Read onlineTorture of the Mountain ManPreacher's Rage Read onlinePreacher's RageStranglehold Read onlineStrangleholdCutthroats Read onlineCutthroatsThe Range Detectives Read onlineThe Range DetectivesA Jensen Family Christmas Read onlineA Jensen Family ChristmasHave Brides, Will Travel Read onlineHave Brides, Will TravelDig Your Own Grave Read onlineDig Your Own GraveBurning Daylight Read onlineBurning DaylightBlood for Blood Read onlineBlood for BloodWinter Kill Read onlineWinter KillMankiller, Colorado Read onlineMankiller, ColoradoPreacher's Massacre Read onlinePreacher's MassacreThe Doomsday Bunker Read onlineThe Doomsday BunkerTreason in the Ashes Read onlineTreason in the AshesMacCallister, The Eagles Legacy: The Killing Read onlineMacCallister, The Eagles Legacy: The KillingWolfsbane Read onlineWolfsbaneDanger in the Ashes Read onlineDanger in the AshesGut-Shot Read onlineGut-ShotRimfire Read onlineRimfireHatred in the Ashes Read onlineHatred in the AshesDay of Rage Read onlineDay of RageDreams of Eagles Read onlineDreams of EaglesOut of the Ashes Read onlineOut of the AshesThe Return Of Dog Team Read onlineThe Return Of Dog TeamBetter Off Dead Read onlineBetter Off DeadBetrayal of the Mountain Man Read onlineBetrayal of the Mountain ManRattlesnake Wells, Wyoming Read onlineRattlesnake Wells, WyomingA Crying Shame Read onlineA Crying ShameThe Devil's Touch Read onlineThe Devil's TouchCourage In The Ashes Read onlineCourage In The AshesThe Jackals Read onlineThe JackalsPreacher's Blood Hunt Read onlinePreacher's Blood HuntLuke Jensen Bounty Hunter Dead Shot Read onlineLuke Jensen Bounty Hunter Dead ShotA Good Day to Die Read onlineA Good Day to DieWinchester 1886 Read onlineWinchester 1886Massacre of Eagles Read onlineMassacre of EaglesA Colorado Christmas Read onlineA Colorado ChristmasCarnage of Eagles Read onlineCarnage of EaglesThe Family Jensen # 1 Read onlineThe Family Jensen # 1Sidewinders#2 Massacre At Whiskey Flats Read onlineSidewinders#2 Massacre At Whiskey FlatsSuicide Mission Read onlineSuicide MissionPreacher and the Mountain Caesar Read onlinePreacher and the Mountain CaesarSawbones Read onlineSawbonesPreacher's Hell Storm Read onlinePreacher's Hell StormThe Last Gunfighter: Hell Town Read onlineThe Last Gunfighter: Hell TownHell's Gate Read onlineHell's GateMonahan's Massacre Read onlineMonahan's MassacreCode of the Mountain Man Read onlineCode of the Mountain ManThe Trail West Read onlineThe Trail WestBuckhorn Read onlineBuckhornA Rocky Mountain Christmas Read onlineA Rocky Mountain ChristmasDarkly The Thunder Read onlineDarkly The ThunderPride of Eagles Read onlinePride of EaglesVengeance Is Mine Read onlineVengeance Is MineTrapped in the Ashes Read onlineTrapped in the AshesTwelve Dead Men Read onlineTwelve Dead MenLegion of Fire Read onlineLegion of FireHonor of the Mountain Man Read onlineHonor of the Mountain ManMassacre Canyon Read onlineMassacre CanyonSmoke Jensen, the Beginning Read onlineSmoke Jensen, the BeginningSong of Eagles Read onlineSong of EaglesSlaughter of Eagles Read onlineSlaughter of EaglesDead Man Walking Read onlineDead Man WalkingThe Frontiersman Read onlineThe FrontiersmanBrutal Night of the Mountain Man Read onlineBrutal Night of the Mountain ManBattle in the Ashes Read onlineBattle in the AshesChaos in the Ashes Read onlineChaos in the AshesMacCallister Kingdom Come Read onlineMacCallister Kingdom ComeCat's Eye Read onlineCat's EyeButchery of the Mountain Man Read onlineButchery of the Mountain ManDead Before Sundown Read onlineDead Before SundownTyranny in the Ashes Read onlineTyranny in the AshesSnake River Slaughter Read onlineSnake River SlaughterA Time to Slaughter Read onlineA Time to SlaughterThe Last of the Dogteam Read onlineThe Last of the DogteamMassacre at Powder River Read onlineMassacre at Powder RiverSidewinders Read onlineSidewindersNight Mask Read onlineNight MaskPreacher's Slaughter Read onlinePreacher's SlaughterInvasion USA Read onlineInvasion USADefiance of Eagles Read onlineDefiance of EaglesThe Jensen Brand Read onlineThe Jensen BrandFrontier of Violence Read onlineFrontier of ViolenceBleeding Texas Read onlineBleeding TexasThe Lawless Read onlineThe LawlessBlood Bond Read onlineBlood BondMacCallister: The Eagles Legacy: The Killing Read onlineMacCallister: The Eagles Legacy: The KillingShowdown Read onlineShowdownThe Legend of Perley Gates Read onlineThe Legend of Perley GatesPursuit Of The Mountain Man Read onlinePursuit Of The Mountain ManScream of Eagles Read onlineScream of EaglesPreacher's Showdown Read onlinePreacher's ShowdownOrdeal of the Mountain Man Read onlineOrdeal of the Mountain ManThe Last Gunfighter: The Drifter Read onlineThe Last Gunfighter: The DrifterRide the Savage Land Read onlineRide the Savage LandGhost Valley Read onlineGhost ValleyFire in the Ashes Read onlineFire in the AshesMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain Man The Eyes of Texas Read onlineMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain Man The Eyes of TexasDeadly Trail Read onlineDeadly TrailRage of Eagles Read onlineRage of EaglesMoonshine Massacre Read onlineMoonshine MassacreDestiny in the Ashes Read onlineDestiny in the AshesViolent Sunday Read onlineViolent SundayAlone in the Ashes ta-5 Read onlineAlone in the Ashes ta-5Preacher's Peace Read onlinePreacher's PeacePreacher's Pursuit (The First Mountain Man) Read onlinePreacher's Pursuit (The First Mountain Man)Preacher's Quest Read onlinePreacher's QuestThe Darkest Winter Read onlineThe Darkest WinterA Reason to Die Read onlineA Reason to DieBloodshed of Eagles Read onlineBloodshed of EaglesThe Last Gunfighter: Ghost Valley Read onlineThe Last Gunfighter: Ghost ValleyA Big Sky Christmas Read onlineA Big Sky ChristmasHang Him Twice Read onlineHang Him TwiceBlood Bond 3 Read onlineBlood Bond 3Seven Days to Hell Read onlineSeven Days to HellMacCallister, the Eagles Legacy: Dry Gulch Ambush Read onlineMacCallister, the Eagles Legacy: Dry Gulch AmbushThe Last Gunfighter Read onlineThe Last GunfighterBrotherhood of the Gun Read onlineBrotherhood of the GunCode of the Mountain Man tlmm-8 Read onlineCode of the Mountain Man tlmm-8Prey Read onlinePreyMacAllister Read onlineMacAllisterThunder of Eagles Read onlineThunder of EaglesRampage of the Mountain Man Read onlineRampage of the Mountain ManAmbush in the Ashes Read onlineAmbush in the AshesTexas Bloodshed s-6 Read onlineTexas Bloodshed s-6Savage Texas: The Stampeders Read onlineSavage Texas: The StampedersSixkiller, U.S. Marshal Read onlineSixkiller, U.S. MarshalShootout of the Mountain Man Read onlineShootout of the Mountain ManDamnation Valley Read onlineDamnation ValleyRenegades Read onlineRenegadesThe Family Jensen Read onlineThe Family JensenThe Last Rebel: Survivor Read onlineThe Last Rebel: SurvivorGuns of the Mountain Man Read onlineGuns of the Mountain ManBlood in the Ashes ta-4 Read onlineBlood in the Ashes ta-4A Time for Vultures Read onlineA Time for VulturesSavage Guns Read onlineSavage GunsTerror of the Mountain Man Read onlineTerror of the Mountain ManPhoenix Rising: Read onlinePhoenix Rising:Savage Country Read onlineSavage CountryRiver of Blood Read onlineRiver of BloodBloody Sunday Read onlineBloody SundayVengeance in the Ashes Read onlineVengeance in the AshesButch Cassidy the Lost Years Read onlineButch Cassidy the Lost YearsThe First Mountain Man Read onlineThe First Mountain ManPreacher Read onlinePreacherHeart of the Mountain Man Read onlineHeart of the Mountain ManDestiny of Eagles Read onlineDestiny of EaglesEvil Never Sleeps Read onlineEvil Never SleepsThe Devil's Legion Read onlineThe Devil's LegionForty Times a Killer Read onlineForty Times a KillerSlaughter Read onlineSlaughterDay of Independence Read onlineDay of IndependenceBetrayal in the Ashes Read onlineBetrayal in the AshesJack-in-the-Box Read onlineJack-in-the-BoxWill Tanner Read onlineWill TannerThis Violent Land Read onlineThis Violent LandBehind the Iron Read onlineBehind the IronBlood in the Ashes Read onlineBlood in the AshesWarpath of the Mountain Man Read onlineWarpath of the Mountain ManDeadly Day in Tombstone Read onlineDeadly Day in TombstoneBlackfoot Messiah Read onlineBlackfoot MessiahPitchfork Pass Read onlinePitchfork PassReprisal Read onlineReprisalThe Great Train Massacre Read onlineThe Great Train MassacreA Town Called Fury Read onlineA Town Called FuryRescue Read onlineRescueA High Sierra Christmas Read onlineA High Sierra ChristmasQuest of the Mountain Man Read onlineQuest of the Mountain ManBlood Bond 5 Read onlineBlood Bond 5The Drifter Read onlineThe DrifterSurvivor (The Ashes Book 36) Read onlineSurvivor (The Ashes Book 36)Terror in the Ashes Read onlineTerror in the AshesBlood of the Mountain Man Read onlineBlood of the Mountain ManBlood Bond 7 Read onlineBlood Bond 7Cheyenne Challenge Read onlineCheyenne ChallengeKill Crazy Read onlineKill CrazyTen Guns from Texas Read onlineTen Guns from TexasPreacher's Fortune Read onlinePreacher's FortunePreacher's Kill Read onlinePreacher's KillRight between the Eyes Read onlineRight between the EyesDestiny Of The Mountain Man Read onlineDestiny Of The Mountain ManRockabilly Hell Read onlineRockabilly HellForty Guns West Read onlineForty Guns WestHour of Death Read onlineHour of DeathThe Devil's Cat Read onlineThe Devil's CatTriumph of the Mountain Man Read onlineTriumph of the Mountain ManFury in the Ashes Read onlineFury in the AshesStand Your Ground Read onlineStand Your GroundThe Devil's Heart Read onlineThe Devil's HeartBrotherhood of Evil Read onlineBrotherhood of EvilSmoke from the Ashes Read onlineSmoke from the AshesFirebase Freedom Read onlineFirebase FreedomThe Edge of Hell Read onlineThe Edge of HellBats Read onlineBatsRemington 1894 Read onlineRemington 1894Devil's Kiss d-1 Read onlineDevil's Kiss d-1Watchers in the Woods Read onlineWatchers in the WoodsDevil's Heart Read onlineDevil's HeartA Dangerous Man Read onlineA Dangerous ManNo Man's Land Read onlineNo Man's LandWar of the Mountain Man Read onlineWar of the Mountain ManHunted Read onlineHuntedSurvival in the Ashes Read onlineSurvival in the AshesThe Forbidden Read onlineThe ForbiddenRage of the Mountain Man Read onlineRage of the Mountain ManAnarchy in the Ashes Read onlineAnarchy in the AshesThose Jensen Boys! Read onlineThose Jensen Boys!Matt Jensen: The Last Mountain Man Purgatory Read onlineMatt Jensen: The Last Mountain Man PurgatoryBad Men Die Read onlineBad Men DieBlood Valley Read onlineBlood ValleyCarnival Read onlineCarnivalThe Last Mountain Man Read onlineThe Last Mountain ManTalons of Eagles Read onlineTalons of EaglesBounty Hunter lj-1 Read onlineBounty Hunter lj-1Rockabilly Limbo Read onlineRockabilly LimboThe Blood of Patriots Read onlineThe Blood of PatriotsA Texas Hill Country Christmas Read onlineA Texas Hill Country ChristmasTorture Town Read onlineTorture TownThe Bleeding Edge Read onlineThe Bleeding EdgeGunsmoke and Gold Read onlineGunsmoke and GoldRevenge of the Dog Team Read onlineRevenge of the Dog TeamFlintlock Read onlineFlintlockDevil's Kiss Read onlineDevil's KissRebel Yell Read onlineRebel YellEight Hours to Die Read onlineEight Hours to DieHell's Half Acre Read onlineHell's Half AcreRevenge of the Mountain Man Read onlineRevenge of the Mountain ManBattle of the Mountain Man Read onlineBattle of the Mountain ManTrek of the Mountain Man Read onlineTrek of the Mountain ManCry of Eagles Read onlineCry of EaglesBlood on the Divide Read onlineBlood on the DivideTriumph in the Ashes Read onlineTriumph in the AshesThe Butcher of Baxter Pass Read onlineThe Butcher of Baxter PassSweet Dreams Read onlineSweet DreamsPreacher's Assault Read onlinePreacher's AssaultVengeance of the Mountain Man Read onlineVengeance of the Mountain ManMacCallister: The Eagles Legacy Read onlineMacCallister: The Eagles LegacyRockinghorse Read onlineRockinghorseFrom The Ashes: America Reborn Read onlineFrom The Ashes: America RebornHate Thy Neighbor Read onlineHate Thy NeighborA Frontier Christmas Read onlineA Frontier ChristmasJustice of the Mountain Man Read onlineJustice of the Mountain ManLaw of the Mountain Man Read onlineLaw of the Mountain ManMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain Man Read onlineMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain ManBurning Read onlineBurningWyoming Slaughter Read onlineWyoming SlaughterReturn of the Mountain Man Read onlineReturn of the Mountain ManAmbush of the Mountain Man Read onlineAmbush of the Mountain ManAnarchy in the Ashes ta-3 Read onlineAnarchy in the Ashes ta-3Absaroka Ambush Read onlineAbsaroka AmbushTexas Bloodshed Read onlineTexas BloodshedThe Chuckwagon Trail Read onlineThe Chuckwagon TrailThe Violent Land Read onlineThe Violent LandAssault of the Mountain Man Read onlineAssault of the Mountain ManRide for Vengeance Read onlineRide for VengeancePreacher's Justice Read onlinePreacher's JusticeManhunt Read onlineManhuntCat's Cradle Read onlineCat's CradlePower of the Mountain Man Read onlinePower of the Mountain ManFlames from the Ashes Read onlineFlames from the AshesA Stranger in Town Read onlineA Stranger in TownPowder Burn Read onlinePowder BurnTrail of the Mountain Man Read onlineTrail of the Mountain ManToy Cemetery Read onlineToy CemeterySandman Read onlineSandmanEscape from the Ashes Read onlineEscape from the AshesWinchester 1887 Read onlineWinchester 1887Shawn O'Brien Manslaughter Read onlineShawn O'Brien ManslaughterHome Invasion Read onlineHome InvasionHell Town Read onlineHell TownD-Day in the Ashes Read onlineD-Day in the AshesThe Devil's Laughter Read onlineThe Devil's LaughterAn Arizona Christmas Read onlineAn Arizona ChristmasPaid in Blood Read onlinePaid in BloodCrisis in the Ashes Read onlineCrisis in the AshesImposter Read onlineImposterDakota Ambush Read onlineDakota AmbushThe Edge of Violence Read onlineThe Edge of ViolenceArizona Ambush Read onlineArizona AmbushTexas John Slaughter Read onlineTexas John SlaughterValor in the Ashes Read onlineValor in the AshesTyranny Read onlineTyrannySlaughter in the Ashes Read onlineSlaughter in the AshesWarriors from the Ashes Read onlineWarriors from the AshesVenom of the Mountain Man Read onlineVenom of the Mountain ManAlone in the Ashes Read onlineAlone in the AshesMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain Man Savage Territory Read onlineMatt Jensen, The Last Mountain Man Savage TerritoryDeath in the Ashes Read onlineDeath in the AshesSavagery of The Mountain Man Read onlineSavagery of The Mountain ManA Lone Star Christmas Read onlineA Lone Star ChristmasBlack Friday Read onlineBlack FridayMontana Gundown Read onlineMontana GundownJourney into Violence Read onlineJourney into ViolenceColter's Journey Read onlineColter's JourneyEyes of Eagles Read onlineEyes of EaglesBlood Bond 9 Read onlineBlood Bond 9Avenger Read onlineAvengerBlack Ops #1 Read onlineBlack Ops #1Shot in the Back Read onlineShot in the BackThe Last Gunfighter: Killing Ground Read onlineThe Last Gunfighter: Killing GroundPreacher's Fire Read onlinePreacher's FireDay of Reckoning Read onlineDay of ReckoningPhoenix Rising pr-1 Read onlinePhoenix Rising pr-1Blood of Eagles Read onlineBlood of EaglesTrigger Warning Read onlineTrigger WarningAbsaroka Ambush (first Mt Man)/Courage Of The Mt Man Read onlineAbsaroka Ambush (first Mt Man)/Courage Of The Mt ManStrike of the Mountain Man Read onlineStrike of the Mountain Man