Linford Western
14 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 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.'
When Deputy Sheriff Cliff McLaine was brutally tortured and murdered by the notorious gang of outlaws led by Will Jordan, his lawman brother Brad McLaine quit his job to embark on a long search for the killers. His relentless pursuit took him to New Mexico Territory, to various parts of Texas and to the Indian Territory where the Jordan gang had gone into hiding. But would Brad's grit, tenacity and gun-handling experience be enough to bring such a ruthless band of outlaws to justice?
When ex-deputy US marshal Jack Tracy returns to the Box T Ranch in Colorado after a lengthy absence, he arrives just after his parents and brother have been murdered by the infamous Laredo gang. Starting out on a long and perilous endeavour to bring the gang to justice he is joined by Ruth Mailer, whose father was also murdered by the gang during a stagecoach robbery. As they follow the gang through Colorado, the Texas Panhandle and the Indian Territory, they constantly face the risk of death at the hands of the gang and their criminal acquaintances. Working mostly on their own, can they possibly survive long enough to complete their task?
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 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? '
Jake Madison was town marshal in Wildern, Wyoming Territory, when his wife Emma was killed during a bank raid by outlaw Bart Peary. Jake quit his job, and embarked on a long chase after the killer.His pursuit took him to Colorado, the Texas Panhandle, the Indian Territory, and back to Wyoming Territory. In Colorado, Peary, on the run, killed again.Jake was facing a dangerous and difficult task. Even with the help of a retired Army scout and two elderly prospectors, could he possibly succeed in bringing Bart Peary and his associates to justice?