Davy Crockett & The Alamo, 1836
by W. Wm. Mee
Say the name Davy Crockett and most people will probably think of a rugged frontiersman wearing a coonskin cap and a buckskin shirt. Well, that's all thanks to Walt Disney and the black-and-white world of 1950s TV. So here's my version of 'Davy Crocket—King of the Wild Frontier!'

Breakout
by Tom Sheehan
When Purvis Drummond robbed the bank at Chase Hill and was nabbed by the sheriff within an hour of the robbery, his story was he had to get some money—and quick—for his mother. The sheriff liked Purvis, but could the young man really be trusted?

Dance of the Damned
by Ruben White
Colt's wife, Lily, has been terrorized by a shadowy figure, so Colt has her accompany him to track the evildoer down. But can rage fuel justice? Colt is about to find out.

Hanging Tom Horn, Again
by Dana L. Green
Two greenhorn deputies share their childhood memories of witnessing the hanging of Tom Horn. They now have to hand out justice while the sheriff is away. Will they carry out the court mandated sentence? Can they hang the prisoner in their charge?

Lonesome Cowboy
by Arthur Davenport
He rides the range for a life of freedom and independence, seeking solace in solitude.
His work brings a change of scene most every day.
There's just one thing that he wants, to find the love that he lost.
He's whispering to wind, as he sends her his kind thoughts.

Standoff on the Snake River Plain
by Will Mathison
As the sun sets on a vast desert plain, a former lawman, haunted by his violent past, confronts a retired highwayman in a standoff that will cause past and present to collide in a shocking climax.

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