A Western Fable    by Matthew Murphy
Price: $0.99 USD. 113240 words. Published on July 27, 2009. .
After his family is killed by a ruthless outlaw, Eddie Black goes on a hunt for vengeance that only destroys what he has left.

The Upside-Down Year    by Marc Crump
Price: $8.88 USD. 118150 words. Published on November 2, 2009. .
This fast-paced Western drama tells what happens when a wide range of characters, that convey the devotion and cruelty of the period, finally clash in Pleasant Valley. It's there that you will be drawn into a Western Adventure you won’t soon forget, as their lives and possibly yours, begin to turn upside-down in a life and death struggle from which there is no escape.

Classic Westerns by Zane Grey: Riders of the Purple Sage, and The Rainbow Trail    by Lenny  Flank
Price: $9.99 USD. 207150 words. Published on November 21, 2009. .
Two classic tales of the Wild West by Zane Grey, collected in one volume. Preface give a brief biography.

Gus Goes West    by Ted Ringer
Price: $0.99 USD. 43420 words. Published on April 3, 2010. .
The year is 1872 and Gus, a young accordion player from Minnesota, is stricken with Terminal Hay Fever and must go West for his health. He hits the trail with a song in his heart and with his trusty horse, Mrs. Mitchell. It's a wild frontier. Cows, Indians, Love. What will get him first? A humorous & entertaining book, Gus will keep kids and adults smiling as they tag along on his adventures.

Wild West Women of Some Gumption    by Marilyn M Schulz
Price: $4.99 USD. 91170 words. Published on April 9, 2010. .
*Gumption: A bustle and six-shooter. Annie Oakley, Belle Starr, Calamity Jane—those were just the famous ones. This is a collection of stories about the other women who made the American West (or died trying and took a few varmints with'em). Some tales might be inspirational, the others are just for fun. After all, it could have happened that way. . . no really!

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas    by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Price: $5.99 USD. 81830 words. Published by Gypsy Shadow Publishing  on September 4, 2010. .
Determined to become an author of western penny dreadful novels like her idol, Ned Buntline, a young San Francisco newspaper editor christens herself Valentine Lovelace (after a floozie acquaintance of her father’s) and heads east for the Wild West. She finds it in spades in the Texas Big Bend when she is kidnapped from a mule train by Comanches and ends up the guest of a ruthless comanchero.

The Curly Wolf    by M.R. Kayser
Price: $2.99 USD. 93240 words. Published on September 9, 2010. .
People know the sleepy-eyed youngster only as "Arizona." Give him a badge and he'll kill anyone he's paid to. The settlers in the Redbud Valley are peaceable folk, but they've been pushed too far by Joe Brody, who wants their land and seemingly has the law on his side. He's got Arizona, too…unless Theresa Gutierrez can work a healing miracle on his stone-cold heart.

Ryan Rides Back    by Bill Crider
Price: $2.99 USD. 57240 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on September 10, 2010. .
Bill Kane was going to hang for murdering Ryan's sister... After three long years, folks were shocked Ryan would show his face after abandoning his sister. Others were amazed that he was back at all. No man could have survived that night in Shatter's Grove. Ryan was no ordinary man. Tularosa was in for more shocks and surprises, because he was back for the real truth behind his sister's murder.

The Goldcamp Vampire or The Sanguinary Sourdough    by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Price: $5.99 USD. 98000 words. Published by Gypsy Shadow Publishing  on September 10, 2010. .
Pelagia Harper, aka Valentine Lovelace, published her memoirs of her time in Draco, Texas and became an established writer—at least in her own mind. But when her father dies and her stepmother steals her royalties, she finds herself destitute. Also haunted. The ghost of her papa keeps popping up everywhere.

Billy McGraw and the Shadow Machine    by John Northern 
Price: $2.99 USD. 78160 words. Published on September 19, 2010. .
Can you imagine an invisible, twelve year old boy in the Wild West during the time of Ike Clanton and Ringo? If so, then you just pictured Billy McGraw - a tough, little rascal. He's going after his father's treasure, which was stolen by the Apaches.