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"The story of a vaudeville troupe that makes its way to Western mining towns"--

"On his graduation from Harvard, Jay Warren, son of a self-made rich man, receives a ticket to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and five hundred dollars with instructions to find himself and shape his own destiny. He hopes to find Easy Street, but instead has some brutal lessons and plenty of opportunity to succeed or to destroy himself"--

In Skeleton Gulch, men disappear, widows are turned into whores and suckers end up dead. Now the Rocky Mountain Detective Agency has sent Dink Dragos to Skeleton Gulch to make contact with an informant, find a legend named Vanishing Jack, and fingure out a madam who calls herself the Yellow Rose---and who loves to see people die.

Trapped in the snowbound Colorado mountains, John Fremont must fight his way out, battling the frigid elements in a harrowing journey over the backbone of the continent. In this tale of desperate danger and fierce courage, Wheeler presents the reader with a survival saga like none before it-a struggle of man against man, man against nature, and man against himself- a novel you will never forget.

In 1849, when Captain Jed Owen leads a group to talk to the Native Americans, he is the only survivor after cholera hits, and his fiancé Susannah searches for him along the Missouri River although everyone else thinks he is dead.

"Throatlatch, Wyoming, is a sinister town that preys on travelers. One of them is No Name, a drifter who lives his life without purpose. Something about the little town obsesses No Name, and he finds himself drawn into a whirl of evil - murders and cruelties all done in the name of virtue. No Name soon discovers that Throatlatch is the home of a cult that wants to bring paradise to earth. Will No Name resist? Or will Utopia kill him, too?"--Provided...

When Nathaniel Hapgood headed west from Massachusetts in 1873 to stake a homestead claim in the Arizona Territory, he wagered it would take backbreaking labor to carve out a living from a decent-sized spread of land--nothing his Yankee know-how couldn't handle. But his stern New England upbringing hadn't prepared Nathaniel for Don Ignacio Olivera, a proud and powerful Spaniard who flew the Mexican flag over the hacienda and had his own private army...

"Richard Lamb was a peace-loving man hoping to live out the rest of his days with his Indian wife and their large extended family, but the Partridge brothers had other plans--deadly plans to advance their careers. All they needed was a little Indian resistance"--

Down the Eastern slopes of the Rockies, out upon the Great Plains, and into the heart of Blackfoot country flows the Two Medicine River. To this wild and beautiful land come a pair of young wanderers - half-breeds born of two worlds, but belonging to neither. Bound by love and torn by their loyalties, they share a single destine - a destiny about to unfold on the banks of the Two Medicine River.