Book Catalog
Rustler's Roost
When Tex Rowland—wrongly convicted horse thief—escapes from Elk Lodge penitentiary with the help of a dying trusty, a train wreck grants him an unexpected second chance: a new face and a new identity. As 'William H. Smith,' he returns to the cattle country that framed him, where old feuds simmer between ranchers and sheepmen, and the girl he left behind now works for the very man who sent him to prison. In a world where loyalty runs deeper than the law, Tex must decide whether to reclaim his past or forge a future no one will recognize.
Bound South
Joe Breedlove, a solitary cowboy drifting south through the rugged frontier, stumbles into Canyon—a lawless town with a violent reputation. In less than an hour, he befriends a fiery outlaw on the run, rescues a rancher from ruin at a card table, and outwits a corrupt sheriff in a tense standoff. A classic Western tale of honor, quick thinking, and the unexpected bonds formed between wanderers on the lonely trail.
Sixteen to One on Friday
Set against the rough-edged ranges and backroads of early twentieth-century Montana, this spirited Western follows two cowboys whose simple errand turns into a riot of misadventure. W. C. Tuttle blends frontier humor, political color, mistaken suspicion, and fast-moving action in a tale rich with dialect and comic timing. By turns sly, chaotic, and vividly atmospheric, this classic short story captures the exuberant unpredictability of life in a cattle-country town called Paradise.
Old Slowpoke
In the rugged Yargod Hills, mountain lion hunter Rall Hollidge and his faithful hound Old Slowpoke share an unlikely bond—both are slow, deliberate, and often dismissed by others, yet both possess a quiet determination that sets them apart. When Jane Saunders, daughter of a prosperous rancher, finds herself caught between her father's expectations and her own heart, Hollidge must confront more than the wilderness that has been his refuge. As rivalry, tragedy, and a desperate search converge in the unforgiving terrain, the steadfast hunter and his ungainly companion face their greatest test—one that will prove whether persistence and loyalty can triumph when speed and cunning have failed.
For the Love of Annibel
When a theatrical producer arrives in the rough-and-tumble mining town of Piperock, Montana, she attempts to stage an ambitious play using local cowboys, prospectors, and townsfolk as her amateur cast. Narrator Ike Harper reluctantly watches as his partner Magpie Simpkins and the rest of the colorful community throw themselves into "For the Love of Annibel," a melodrama that promises culture and refinement to the frontier. But between rivalries over leading roles, a dubious choice of livestock, and the volatile personalities of the Piperock residents, the production quickly spirals toward unforgettable disaster.