Edwin Booth

• 1958
• / Western
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BOOT HEEL Johnny Harper figured that as soon as he started running Boot Heel, they’d know he was around. But his father -- old Will Harper -- had other ideas. To twenty-year-old -- and especially one who refused to wear a gun -- could handle Boo...

• Mar-1981
• / Historical
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• Jun-1981
• / General Fiction
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• Jun-2017
• / Historical
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FAST FREIGHT TO BOOT HILL “I reckon you don’t know who you’re talking to, mister. I’m Monte Lyman, and I’m not afraid of anybody, let alone a saddletramp drifting through town. Hell, I wouldn’t even waste my time looking at you, except th...

• Jan-2019
• / Historical
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A WESTERN THE TAMPA BAY TIMES HAILED AS PERFECT!I reckon you don't know who you're talking to, mister. I'm Monte Lyman, and I'm not afraid of anybody, let alone a saddletramp drifting through town. Hell, I wouldn't even waste my time looking at you, ...

• May-2019
• / Historical
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SON AGAINST FATHER FOR RANGELAND JUSTICE A self-made rangehog, determined to crush all resistance and gobble the regions small ranchers, comes up against the integrity of a son he could not bend. Well done. – Oakland Tribune What son could dra...

• / Historical
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• / Historical
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THIS RANCHER HAD TO BATTLE SHADOW-RIDERS FROM THE PAST! Miles North's father, the rugged old ruler of the Hammer ranch, had suddenly saddled up and ridden away without trace or explanation. At the same time, just as young Miles found himself in a sho...

• / Historical
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For the inhabitants of Apache Springs, the Monroe affair was dead and buried along with the men who had fallen in its wake…yet for Tom Monroe the trial was about to begin, and this time on his terms. Prairie dust had covered the face of facts an...

• / Historical
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HIS PARTNER WAS DEATH-BRANDED BY SIX BULLETS FROM A GHOST GUNA first-class job. —Oakland TribuneIt was Curt Traynor's birthday, and Curt was a young man who liked to celebrate the occasion with a drink and a friendly brawl. Curt had been worki...