Harold G. Ross

• Aug-2012
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Young Lance O'Bannon faced the death of both parents, his mother to sickness, his father to fast-dealing card-sharks as the family tried to make a home in the frontier West....But his father's death was outright murder, something he couldn't forget o...

• Nov-2011
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In pre-Civil War Virginia, six-year-old Trent Kinney was orphaned, adopted, then orphaned again. At fifteen, he met a tough gunman he worshipped, and in time, they headed west for Denver. Trent fell into a life of dangerous frontier adventure in Abil...

• Jul-2011
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Shannon . . . 2007 ISBN 978-098016342-1 186 p. softcover Robert Shannon, a handsome, gun- slingin' cowboy, sets out to see the world and meets challenges from the danger-filled side of life - from outlaws and Comancheros in the American West to brut...

• Oct-2006
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Eighteen year old William Shannon, from rugged Durango and Mesa Verde area, crosses the purple divide eastward to adventure in the rough gold mining towns of Colorado. He soon learns the dangers still present in the 1800’s as he rides the Smoky Hi...

• Oct-2005
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Comanche Crossing . . . 2005 ISBN 0-9715440-8-5 232 p. softcover James Shannon left West Texas for New Orleans where he was shanghaied to the pirate-ruled Caribbean. Escaping overboard to Haiti led him to a Taino Indian and a wealthy young American ...

• Aug-2004
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Uncharted Journey . . . 2004 ISBN 0-89745-277-1 248 p. softcover In 1860, nine-year-old Sean Sinclair, orphaned in New Orleans, was taken under wing and raised by a likeable gambler, but family inheritance put the boy's life in constant danger. Later...

• Oct-2003
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The Emerald Prairie . . . 2003 ISBN 0-89745-274-7 266 p. softcover Bruce Ross leaves home in 1871 to see the West. His action-filled adventure soon begins in a Kansas shootout. His journey continues to Colorado and the rough-and-tumble gold fields. W...

• Sep-2002
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Born near Tain, Scotland and the Great Glen, John Ross, the son of a Scottish warrior became engaged in many hair-raising adventures during his youth. At eighteen he travels to America in 1774 to escape persecution and death. Settled in Virginia, h...

• Oct-2001
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In 1882 at sixteen, Jim Brannick, an unfortunate stepson, was forced from his McDowell creek home. He swathed a two-fisted, gun-slingin' cowhand adventure throughout Junction City, Manhattan, Alta Vista, Council Grove, and Abilene, Kansas. Danger fil...