"Jerome Charyn re-creates the voice of Theodore Roosevelt, the New York City police commissioner, Rough Rider, and soon-to-be twenty-sixth president through his derring-do adventures, effortlessly combining superhero dialogue with haunting pathos. Beginning with his sickly childhood and concluding with McKinley's assassination, the novel positions Roosevelt as a "perfect bull in a china shop," a fearless crime fighter and pioneering environmentalist...

Raised by coyotes, Pecos Bill becomes the cowboy that puts the 'wild' in the Wild West. His daring adventure to save the state of Texas from drought proves that acts of selflessness and bravery are never forgotten.

The fighting was so fierce because the steaks were so small Nixon said. He was right, a short story about a summer in a food truck.

When four people turn up dead at the bottom of a Florida sinkhole, New York DEA Agent Fred Boff has no idea it will launch him into a tangled web of illicit operations spanning from Florida to Texas. The victims had stumbled onto a clandestine marijuana delivery, and with the help of Panama City jailbird Ronnie Ray, Boff connects the dots in a complex trail of smugglers, planes, boats, and drug dealers to wealthy businessman Rex Cauble, a man beloved...

Was Tom Horn a cold-hearted killer or a kind-hearted helpful cowboy who liked to tell tall tales and falsely take credit for every murder in Wyoming whenever he got drunk? In 1927, Captain Charles Henry Coe (1856-1954) would include a short 47-page section on Tom Horn in his book "Juggling a Rope." This section of the book was titled "The Truth About Tom Horn, 'King of the Cowboys.'" It is this short, 47-page section that has been republished here...

The dealership might not be big enough for two costumed characters: the gun-slinging Auto Marshal has been muscling in on Blue Genie's turf--but he doesn't have the car sales to go with his bravado. So Chop plays off their rivalry to spur his performance.

In The King and the Cowboy, renowned historian David Fromkin reveals how two unlikely world leaders-Edward the Seventh of England and Theodore Roosevelt-recast themselves as respected political players and established a friendship that would shape the course of the twentieth century in ways never anticipated.In 1901, these two colorful public figures inherited the leadership of the English-speaking countries. Following the death of his mother, Queen...

In this cowboy romance, young love is given a second-and final-chance.Over the passing years, Rancher Colt McLeod never stopped loving Marlee Fox, but she has refused to speak to him since high school. On a not-so-accidental encounter, he captures her attention and the promise of a dance.Marlee falls in love with Colt all over again but knows she can't take another heartbreak like the first. If he betrays her trust one more time, they are over forever.The...

A cowboy veterinarian thought calming injured livestock would prepare him for anything in life, then he fell for a woman facing murder charges. Rae Fox wants nothing more than to put distance between her and the past-but a judge will only allow an instate move to the small town of King Creek. With her cousin's help, she maintains some anonymity in between traveling to and from court, where she stands trial for killing an intruder who tried to murder...