Ma Reynolds' Cow
by James A. Tweedie
When Ma Reynolds' only son leaves the family farm in a huff all she has left is an angry
husband, a beloved cow and an uncertain future. When things go from bad to worse, she is
left to wonder how she will survive—and if she will ever laugh again.
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Tumbleweeds
by Michael McLean
Rancher Ward Wheeler teeters on the brink of losing just about everything he has to lose when he
finds a mysterious note tied to a tumbleweed. A desperate plea for help chills him. Can he find
the source of the message in time to make a difference?
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Remington Roulette
by Raymond Paltoo
Major Charles Feathers of the Confederate Army returns home to his Louisiana plantation and his
beloved wife after the war. He arrives only to find her in the arms of another man. He decides
on a game of chance to settle the issue. Winner takes all, Loser dies!
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A Cowhand by Any Other Name
by Lloyd Mullins
When the boss hires two new hands named Dave, the boys have a good time coming up with nicknames
to tell them apart, but when Bill Morrow insists that old hand Dave, a former slave, needs a
nickname too, things turn ugly fast in unexpected ways.
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The Last Mountain Man
by Francisco Rey Davila
The wind and snow kept biting and tearing at us like it had a grudge against us. It wanted us
to quit and die, but the man who was carrying me on his back had no quit in him.
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A Twin's Revenge
by Tom Sheehan
A twin keeps dreaming about the face of the man who killed his twin brother when they were children,
the horrid face staying with him until the horror is over, and the live twin finally gets revenge for
his twin brother's death, years later.
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