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She came home broken. She didn’t expect three rugged Montana ranchers to piece her back together. When Emma Hayes returns to the ranch she swore she’d never see again, she brings nothing but her husky, a car full of memories, and a heart split open by betrayal. The house is falling apart, the barns are crumbling, and her past still lingers in every shadow. She expects silence. Except she’s not alone. Three powerful cattlemen stand waiting, each one determined to help her rebuild a life she thought she’d lost forever. Walker, the steady, dark-haired rancher with a voice that settles her storm.

DreamLand was supposed to be paradise—an engineered fantasy world where anything was possible. A place to step into adventure, live a story, and become a legend. For Samuel Jack, it was a chance to finally become the gunslinger he'd always dreamed of being. Then the gates locked. The screams started. And fantasy died. From somewhere deep within the amusement park, its creator—Rutherford Dwight Soros—pulls the strings.

The West was never civilized. It was only tamed long enough to tell the story wrong. Serial West is a gritty, atmospheric tale of survival, loyalty, and reckoning, where past sins refuse to stay buried and every choice leaves blood in its wake. A killer stalks the frontier—one who cannot be predicted or stopped. Then there is Jake Hargis. Some men are shaped by the West. Others shape the West.

Book Two in a trilogy. A gunman follows a widow to Missouri and tries to start a new life.

Sam never wanted to go to war. Still, he went. He came home emotionally crippled.

Wyatt is the first to approach the cell, but the force of the door bursting from its hinges sends him tumbling backward over the desk, with the door landing on him, caught at the edge of the desk. The noise draws the attention of everyone outside, yet no one moves to investigate. Inside, Doc Holliday and Luke Short have their weapons drawn and aimed at the cell, but they freeze at the sight unfolding before them: a wolf slowly emerges, its head lowered to fit its large body through the opening.

Morg Fraser thought his days of chasing outlaws were behind him. But when a haunting plea for help arrives—and a string of strange murders follows—the retired lawman can't ignore the call. Some say it's justice. Others call it the lawman's curse. Riding back into the Nebraska Sandhills, Morg faces more than just danger on the trail. He faces the chance to mend what years of duty and distance have broken—his bond with his daughter.

They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. For Preacher, that road begins at a remote trading post in the Bitterroot Mountains. At first, it's a friendly reunion with his old buddies Audie and Nighthawk. But then, a young Indian woman and her grandfather are attacked by a vicious gang of thieves—and all hell breaks loose.

Bloomsbury presents The Harvey Girl by Dana Stabenow, read by Marguerite Gavin. From the award-winning author of the Kate Shugak Mysteries, a thrilling new detective series set during America's wild boom time of the nineteenth century. WELCOME TO THE GILDED AGE. WHERE NOT EVERYTHING GLITTERS...

The Empire of Tiraas has spent ages casting off its sword-and-sorcery shackles in favor of high finance, practical magic, and keeping those with power in power. Everything is malleable in the name of progress. And those that cannot be bent can easily be broken—quite painfully if necessary. But far away on the frontier, anything goes. And the University has not ceased instructing would-be adventurers on the finer points of unlocking their potential as elves, warriors, paladins, pirates, half-demons, and anything else the empire considers a threat.

After robbing a bank, the Colter Gang stumble on the scene of the massacre of a Cherokee hunting party by cavalry soldiers intent on "pacification". The sole survivor of the raid is a young Indian baby. Even with a posse hot on their trail, young outlaw, Frank Palmer, refuses to simply leave the child to die from exposure to the cold. He pledges to join up with the gang as soon as he can find a place to drop off the child.

The Doc Spradling Gang has carved a bloody trail across Texas—robbing banks, gunning down innocents, and leaving fear in their wake. Their latest target is the struggling border town of Rio Sangre, where Spradling hopes to disappear and start a new life. But when a robbery leaves a man dead and the governor’s own kin witnesses the murder, the Texas Rangers send their best to bring the gang to justice.

In The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky, Stephen Crane delivers a masterful Western that quietly marks the passing of an era. With subtle irony and restrained tension, this story captures the moment when the wild frontier begins to yield to something softer, stranger, and entirely new.

The Civil War is over, but the killing never stopped. In Where Shadows Are the Darkest, the US festers beneath the weight of defeat and fanaticism. Zealots, bounty men, vigilantes, and sorcerers hunt power across a land where blood is the only currency that matters. Money promised order. Faith promised salvation. Both delivered chaos. And something ancient is feeding on it.

Steve Trent dreams of his own herd, and Sheila has a vision of what a fertile valley can mean. They fight side by side in strange alliance for possession of the Broken Arrow range. Up against Big John Fiero and his gunmen. Fiero who said, "I never talk to a man about the same thing twice." But Steve didn't count on doing any more talking, and neither did Sheila.

HE CAME TO BUILD. THEY CAME TO DESTROY. Conn thought the killing was behind him. Back at the homestead, he plans to put his head down and work. He needs to help Mary prepare for winter and prove up land of his own. After everything he’s survived, he wants a quiet life. But trouble has a way of finding him. Vengeful kin are gunning for him. Whip Bolan has a score to settle. And a new, dangerous force is pushing into the valley. Conn isn’t looking for another fight. But if one comes to him, he’ll finish it. Conn 3 is another classic John Deacon Western with a touch of romance.

Stone Mason is a quiet, pressure-driven novel about work that cannot be rushed and choices that cannot be undone. When traveling stonemason Silas Vance takes a winter job on a failing mountain ranch, he expects cold, isolation, and hard labor. What he doesn’t expect is a house that is actively losing its argument with the earth—or a woman who has chosen to stay when everyone else has walked away.

In this reimagining of the American West, a young surveyor arrives in a remote Montana valley with orders to divide the land—and a firm belief in progress. Elias Hawke carries a federal commission and the confidence of a man trained to measure the world in straight lines. But Chief Stone Crow and the people who call the valley home refuse to vanish into the margins of his ledger. And as Elias drives his survey stakes into wind-scoured earth, the ground beneath his convictions begins to shift.

When a stranger arrives in a quiet frontier town, he intends to pass through unnoticed. Instead, he finds himself standing between a frightened boy, a borrowed rifle, and a secret powerful men cannot afford to let survive the night.

Texas Ranger Buck Dallas was meant to die. With fellow Ranger Lane Newsome at his side, Buck rides a haunted trail across a hollow frontier—one stripped of mercy, scarred by blood, and hunted by things older than men. Their mission: find a missing girl named River and deliver a pregnant woman to a hidden spring that may be salvation… or something far worse. As the riders press deeper into Comancheria, they're joined by mystics, mercenaries, and broken souls—each with something to lose, and none guaranteed to survive.