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The Civil War is over, but not for thirteen-year-old Skeeter Tates. It's 1867, and the memory of his beloved father, killed by Yankees four years earlier, lives deep inside him. After clashing one time too many with his new stepfather, and a Yankee at that, Skeeter and his best friend, Ben, run away for Texas.

La Frontera Publishing presents Broken Promises, its latest collection of thirteen fictional short stories and one novella about the Wild West from America's newest Western writers, authors who may become tomorrow's legends of Western literature.

La Frontera Publishing presents Dead or Alive, its latest collection of fictional short stories about the Wild West from America's newest Western writers, authors who may become tomorrow's legends of Western literature.

Presents a collection of the latest fictional short stories about the Old West from America's newest Western writers. Sit back and enjoy great short story fiction from today's storytellers, the authors who may become tomorrow's Western literature giants, with an introduction from award-winning Western author Johnny Boggs.

Offers some of the best of contemporary Western writing. From Native Americans, famed frontiersmen, cowboys and outlaws, to contemporary tales of ranching, mining, and urban challenges, this title presents the full range of the American West as told in fiction and nonfiction short stories, poetry, and even a novella.

Robbed and beaten by outlaws, stagecoach guard James Colton vows justice and recovery of his grandfather's watch. Determined to find his heirloom, James hunts the outlaws, only to face an immoral sheriff who gives him no choice but to shoot. Charged with his murder, James' solitary hope is to get the bandits to confess to the sheriff's villainy.

Black Moon rages against the white invaders of his Black Hills homeland, but it's a losing effort. Only one thing now keeps him going - his need to kill Birch Rose, the Lakota warrior's elusive enemy. The hatred is mutual, because Black Moon killed Rose's father. But Rose faces his own struggle against Dakota Territory land-grabbers.

Stranded in the Sonoran Desert, stagecoach drivers James Colton and older brother, Trace, are captured by warring Apaches. James is used as a bargaining chip by the great Apache Chief, Cochise. James will die if Trace can't win freedom for Cochise's brother, imprisoned by the Army. Trace rushes to negotiate a trade, but the Army has other plans.

Seeking his fortune in the early 1900s, young prospector-assayer Chester Pray filched a Nevada sheriff's horses, stole gold belonging to a US Senator, and ultimately discovered one of the richest lodes ever in Death Valley. Then, Pray was shot dead in the night. By who? Why? As many as seven individuals had ample cause to kill Chester Pray.

Set in Deadwood during the Black Hills Gold Rush period of the late 1870s, this novel features Birch Rose, an eighteen-year-old boy who seeks revenge for his murdered parents and two younger brothers lost in the woods, presumably killed. It is about a family torn apart by the brutality of the Old West.

First Apaches, then Confederate Texans. The Colton brothers - James, Trace, and now Andy - must face not only their enemies, but their personal demons. Driven to madness by Apache brutality, nearly killing the sheriff, James chooses joining the Union Army over prison. Andy, the youngest brother, also joins, but only to keep James out of trouble.