COLONEL ZANE... ...is posted at Fort Henry in the days after the American Revolution, and he finds himself becoming involved witha local woman. When his love is kidnapped by a band of local outlaws, Zane sets out with his partner, Deathwind, so save his love and issue harsh, frontier justice to the outlaws. An exciting, atmospheric tale compellingly told by a master of the Old West. The vintage nature of the book means that some words and phrases used would not be considered appropriate in the 21st Century.

JOHN HARE... is found dying in the desert and is nursed back to health by a friendly rancher, August Naab. Hare is immediately attracted to Naab's daughter, but she is already being aggressively pursued by a suitor... Hare soon finds himself drawn into adventure and intrigue over land, water, and the heart of a beautiful woman. An atmospheric, emotive tale compellingly told by a master of the Old West.

GLENN KILBOURNE... ...returns from serving in the First World War in France to his home in New York and his socialite girlfriend, Carley Burch. After the horrors of life in the trenches, Kilbourne finds himself drawn away from his New York life to a simpler, more rewarding life ranching in Arizona. Carley follows Kilbourne to the West, intent on taking him home. What follows is an adventure of revelation for both of them in the harsh and unforgiving but beautiful Arizona badlands. A compellingly tale of self-discovery told by a master of the Old West.

RICHARD GALE... ...needs to prove his worth to his father, to the world, and most of all, to himself. The tenderfoot takes himself from Chicago to the West and into a greater adventure than he could ever have imagined. Gale finds himself caught in unrest on the American border with Mexico. He mets with Border Rangers and dangers from both sides of the border. More importantly, Gale meets the woman of his dreams and sets about winning her which may prove the greatest challenge of all... A classic tale of the old West.

ZANE GREY... ...a middle class dentist journeys out West to meet Colonel 'Buffalo' Jones, who recalls the last days of the buffalo slaughters. Grey travels with Jones on the Plains, encountering vicious cougars and wild stallions. Learning from Jones is the greatest adventure of Grey's life and gives him the background for his chosen career as a writer. Grey claimed the book was based on actual events, and despite its (by modern standards) questionable portrayal of some races, this remains a compellingly tale, told by a master of the Old West.

MILT DALE... ...is a man most at home in the depths of the forest, relishing the beauty and solitude. Dale accidentally overhears a plot to kidnap Helen Rayner, a wealthy heiress travelling West to claim the ranch left to her in her uncle's will. Dale leaves peace of the forest to save Helen and to protect Helen and her claim to the ranch from the villains trying to steal it from her... A classic tale of heroism of the old West.