Book Catalog
Ride ’Em and Weep
In the high-stakes world of a rough-riding air circus, daredevil pilot Happy Hennessy joins the Billings Air Circus, igniting a fierce rivalry with parachute jumper Pack Kennedy over the affections of the captivating Mary Thomas. As death-defying stunts and reckless ambition collide in the skies over 1920s Texas, loyalty, jealousy, and survival push these aviators to the edge—where one wrong move could mean disaster. A gripping tale of aerial daring, romance, and rivalry, *Ride ’Em and Weep* soars with the raw energy of early aviation’s golden age.
A Tin Cup Trophy
In the scorching heat of Paradise, three cowhands—banjo-playing Hen Peck, poetic Muley Bowles, and boastful Telescope Tolliver—find their monotonous wait for a cookstove upended when three determined Eastern women arrive seeking adventure, wild game, and a taste of the untamed West. What begins as a farcical hunt for mountain goats spirals into chaos, with stolen horses, a bewildered chaperone, and a Piegan squaw who drinks more than she cooks. A rollicking Western tale of misadventure, mistaken identities, and the perils of guiding tenderfooted ladies into the wild.
A Little Help for Hawkins
When brooding cowhand Slim Hawkins lets slip that he stands to inherit a fortune—provided he marries and invests ten thousand dollars by month's end—his four Cross J bunkmates take it upon themselves to fix things, sight unseen and sense unsound. W. C. Tuttle's comic romp follows the well-meaning chaos that erupts across Yaller Rock County as the boys buy saloons, cattle, and automobiles on Slim's behalf, only to discover the whole scheme was built on a misread magazine story.
For the Parson of Paradise
When the penniless parson of Paradise needs funds for his church, Magpie Simpkins hatches a plan to stage a production of Ben-Hur—complete with a bombastic traveling tragedian, an untrained local cast, and real horses on a makeshift stage. W. C. Tuttle's uproarious tale of frontier ambition and spectacular failure follows Ike Harper and Magpie through rehearsals, rivalries, and a chariot race that brings the house down—literally.
Evidently Not
When two drifting cowboys are mistaken for bank robbers and stripped of their clothes by a wily sheriff, they escape a crumbling adobe jail and bluff their way through the frontier town of War Bonnet—one of them dressed as a preacher's wife. W. C. Tuttle's rollicking tale follows Ike and Magpie Simpkins through a cascade of mistaken identities, unlikely disguises, and barroom chaos as they try to stay one step ahead of a posse, a lynch mob, and their own argument about the merits of circumstantial evidence.