Black Horse Western
25 total works
"Black Horse Westerns" belong to a series published each month by Robert Hale. "Branagan's Law" is one of ten titles produced during August 1995.
When, after a lengthy absence, Lee Vickery returns to his parents' Box V Ranch in the Texas Panhandle, he finds that they have both died, and that the ranch is in the hands of wealthy, unscrupulous rancher Mort Cooney, who owns the adjacent Circle D Spread. He soon begins to suspect that the death of his mother and the loss of the ranch are the result of criminal activities on the part of Cooney and his hired gunslingers. He must now prove this, and deliver the guilty parties to the law. But even with the help of an old friend, can he possibly complete the difficult and highly dangerous task that confronts him?
When ex-lawman Jack Silver rode into Bridger on his way to his father''s ranch, a chance meeting with Mary Carson leads him into a violent conflict with Jed Sinclair. Heavily outnumbered, Jack''s fate seems sealed when Sinclair enlists help.'
Young Rob Sinclair, the son of a homesteader from the Wyoming Territory, has never handled a shotgun in his life, but when his parents are killed by the Nolan gang, he is determined to bring the culprits to justice. Everyone knows that only a real fighting man would stand a chance of defeating the Nolans but Rob doesn't plan to give up that easily. He persuades a retired bounty hunter to pass on some of his own fighting skills and then he sets out on his search for the killers. His journey takes him all the way to the Texas Panhandle but what awaits him there? And can he complete such a perilous mission alone?
When Frank Ringo vanished on the trail between Colorado and Santa Fe, his brother Danny swore to solve the mystery of his disappearance. But Danny's mission became much more difficult when unscrupulous rancher, Ralph Morgan, enlisted the notorious outlaw Devlin and his men.
When the father of Deputy US Marshal Morgan Cassidy was found murdered near his Box C Ranch in Colorado, Morgan took leave to answer his mother's call for help, but when he arrived his mother had also died in suspicious cicumstances, and their ranch was now in the hands of Kennedy, owner of the Crazy R Ranch, adjacent to the Box C...
When rancher Dan Quigley's teenage sister is brutally raped and murdered by the Snell gang of outlaws, Dan immediately embarks on a quest to bring them to justice. By chance, he meets with Marian Foley, who is also seeking vengeance against the Snell's for the murder of her father. Joining forces, their quest takes them to Kansas and deep into Indian Territory, a popular refuge for outlaws on the run. Here, the Snell gang has friends. Can Dan and Marian possibly stay alive long enough to overcome the formidable forces ranged against them? Will justice be served?
When Morgan Ryder and his fellow pioneers dr ove their wagons into the valley, it looked as if their sear ch for a prime location for their homesteads was finally ove r. Could they stay alive long enough to destroy the rancher'' s plans for that land? '
When ex-lawman Jack Nelson drifted into the Texas Panhandle valley, little did he realize that he was about to be embroiled in a battle between unscrupulous rancher Willard Duff if the Box D and the six settlers whose homesteads lined the river bank...
Steve, an ex-lawman, was determined to rescu e his kidnapped childhood companion Ruth from the notorious Bart Brady and his gang. However, rescuing her will not be t he end - Brady is intent on murdering Steve, Ruth, and even her father. '
When rancher Tom Hawke of the Diamond H vanishes while riding from Colorado to the Texas Panhandle on a cattle-buying expedition, his son, ex-ranger Jackson Hawke, sets out to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance.