An army post in Arizona is stirred up like a hornet’s nest when the colonel’s sister-in-law, a famous beauty from New Orleans, comes for a visit — one of the tales in Fourteen Western Stories, available on Amazon for the Kindle and for free Kindle reading apps, which work on almost all computers and portable devices.
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An old outlaw and a young soiled dove find a kind of redemption in the meanest town in Texas — one of the tales in Fourteen Western Stories . . .
Available on Amazon for the Kindle and for free Kindle reading apps, which work on almost all computers and portable devices.
Also available in a sturdy paperback edition designed to fit in most saddlebags.
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A new customer review of my book on Amazon:
Can’t say I’m an expert on western fiction. I can’t remember reading any before this but I do love great stories and these are great stories. I read the whole collection in three sessions over a week and went back to re-read three of them. That’s how great these stories are…
Fourteen Western Stories — available in paperback and Kindle editions.
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World War II and some personal heartache come to the Green River Valley of Wyoming — one of the tales in Fourteen Western Stories, available on Amazon for the Kindle and for free Kindle reading apps, which work on almost all computers and portable devices.
Now available, too, in a paperback edition you’ll be proud to display alongside other fine literature in your home:
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Asked about the Westerns that inspired his own Western fiction, Elmore Leonard said:
I’m inspired and motivated more by a novel that isn’t a Western — though it seems to have the basic elements — than by traditional Western novels and motion pictures; and that’s Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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In 1865 a dashing young man and a breathtakingly beautiful young woman meet on the Hurricane deck of a Mississippi steamboat and embark on a most unlikely adventure — one of the tales in Fourteen Western Stories, available on Amazon for the Kindle and for free Kindle reading apps, which work on almost all computers and portable devices.
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. . . if you squint hard enough — wherever you are — you can see riders coming with Winchesters and Colt revolvers, and watch them play their epic roles in a time that will never die.
— Elmore Leonard
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