A Cowboy Christmas An American Tale    by Tom Van Dyke
Price: $9.99 USD. 23890 words. Published on October 21, 2010. .
“A Cowboy Christmas An American Tale reveals the true American West but goes even further. A man and woman who refuse to let a soaring relationship disappear is a sign of life on earth at its best. Inspiring.” ——MICHAEL BLAKE, Author of Dances With Wolves

Farin West    by Brad Dixon
Price: $4.95 USD. 70400 words. Published by Mirador Publishing  on January 19, 2011. .
A return to the Old West with a startling new writer. Returning after a five year term in prison for a crime he didn't commit, to a town that sanctioned his conviction and to the cattle baron that murdered his father, Farin West was blinded by thoughts of revenge. Now he was going back to seek out those who had ruined his life.

Jonah: Texas Ranger    by Enrique Collazo
Price: Free! 700 words. Published on May 16, 2011. .
This is a short story about a boy that is imagining himself as a Texas Ranger. I hope it is something you wish to share with your kids.

Buffalo Brown's Hunt    by Voyle Glover
Price: $0.99 USD. 3560 words. Published on July 3, 2011. .
When 2 local children turned up missing, the local town called on a man who'd once tracked Geronimo for the Army. Everyone thought a local troubled teen, an Indian named Jingles had taken them since he was also missing. It became more than a hunt for Buffalo Brown. It became a rescue mission.

A Debt To Pay    by J. Robert Whittle
Price: $2.95 USD. 53180 words. Published by Whitlands Publishing  on July 20, 2011. .
Gilly hasn't forgotten the frightening day when his family were killed and he was left for dead. His heart has burned with revenge and now he's ready. Whittle, a John Wayne fan, was dared to write a western and he has come through with guns blazing. With his wife, Joyce Sandilands, assisting in the finer details, they write an engrossing tale, taken from their book of short stories, Yesterdays.

Threads of Darkness    by J.R. Leckman
Price: $0.99 USD. 30320 words. Published on July 24, 2011. .
This eBook is just over 30,000 words long. A collection of short horror stories, Threads examines the nature of darkness in four original tales by J.R. Leckman. Starting with the existence of ghosts in "They Don't Exist," Threads examines the mysteries of the "Anasazi," the end of the world in "Bucketheads," and ends with an Old West style ode to H.P Lovecraft with "The Quick and the Unholy."

The Westering    by Tom Sheehan
Price: $4.99 USD. 67130 words. Published by MilSpeak Books  on March 8, 2012. .
The 21 short stories crafted by Tom Sheehan in THE WESTERING tell of the pioneering of those who came from many countries, many customs, many cultures, and brought much of that mix with them to create the American West as we now know it. THE WESTERING has been nominated for the 2012 National Books Award in Fiction.

The Adventures of Tomy and Jon: #2 New Friends    by Jay Myers
Price: $1.99 USD. 1810 words. Published on April 3, 2012. .
If you have a rough-ride’n lil’ guy or gal who enjoys shoot’n, toot’n, and non-citified creatures, start’em on a Wild West fairy tale. The Adventures of Tomy and Jon is a series of short children’s stories chronicling the lives of the Levi family, during the westward expansion. The second issue, New Friends, recounts the day when the Levi family discovers they have friends watching out for them.

Solitude showdown    by Lee Atterbury
Price: $5.00 USD. 67960 words. Published on April 3, 2012. .
Jim Taylor, a sixty something lawyer,abandoned his life of grinding responsibilities and disasters and came to the Wyoming wilderness seeking a peaceful, simple life. Life proves to be neither simple nor peaceful when he witnesses a murder and kidnapping. Alone with his horse, Buck, as his only companion, he must overcome the worst that nature can throw at him and is pushed to his limits.

The Last Cowboy    by Sheila Jecks
Price: Free! 3690 words. Published on May 14, 2012. .
The thirsty herd of range cattle drove across the desert heading for the water filled arroyo. The old cowboy sat on the cabin porch and watched with young eyes. He lived the dream again. He knew tomorrow would come and with it the reckoning, but it didn't matter anymore. There was only today. And...it was almost over, but one last thing needed to be done.