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• Two westerns for boys by Frank Gee Patchin are in this Kindle book: THE PONY RIDER BOYS IN TEXAS and THE PONY RIDER BOYS IN MONTANATHE PONY RIDER BOYS IN TEXASThe four friends join a cattle drive, learn how to handle a gun and get mixed up with cattle thieves.THE PONY RIDER BOYS IN MONTANAThe boys ride the 'Custer Trail' and find themselves in the midst of a feud between cattlemen before they are captured by Blackfoot Indians.ABOUT THE AUTHORAmerican author Frank Gee Patchin (1861-1925) is credited with writing more than 200 books, many action adventure tales for boys. His adventure series include The Battleship Boys, The Range and Grange Hustlers and The Pony Rider Boys.

• Two of American author George Bird Grinnell's action adventure books fro boys are in this Kindle edition: Jack The Young Ranchman (1899) & Jack The Young Trapper (1907)Jack, the Young Ranchman, A Boy's Adventures in the Rockies (1899)The ranch was far away in the Rocky Mountains, in a great basin walled in by mountains on every hand, and 7,500 feet above the level of the sea. There was good hunting—antelope and elk and bears and buffalo; and, far away—yet near enough to be very real—there were wild Indians.Jack, The Young Trapper (1907)An Eastern Boy's Fur Hunting in the Rocky MountainsAbout The AuthorAmerican author George Bird Grinnell (1849 –1938) was a New York-born historian and Yale graduate. Grinnell's Action Adventure Stories include: 1.Jack, the Young Ranchman2.Jack the Young Explorer3.Jack the Young Trapper4.Jack in the Rockies5.Jack Among the Indians

• Two of American author William MacLeod Raine’s westerns are in this Kindle ebook: A Texas Ranger & Bucky O’ConnorA Texas RangerBased in Texas and Wyoming, the novel combines two stories with gunfights, lynchings, and a Texas Ranger who tries to help a couple who are under gun fire. He sets out to find the killer and finds love along the way.Bucky O’ConnorAnother ranger tale – this time Lieutenant Bucky O Connor teams up with Sheriff Bear-trap Collins to chase a gang of train robbers. About The Author American author William MacLeod Raine (1871-1954) was born in the U.K. and moved to the United States when he was a young boy. His family lived on a cattle ranch near the Texas-Arkansas border and he became a journalist before writing American Wild West books.

• Two western classics by American author Joseph Altsheler are in this Kindle eBook: The Great Sioux Trail & The Last of the Chiefs, A Story of the Great Sioux WarThe Great Sioux Trail: A Story of the Mountain and PlainFour young white hunters grow to be close friends before Clarke is captured by the Sioux. He begins to see his captors from a very different perspective than the one he grew up with, changing himself and his captors along the way. This is a tale of struggle in the face of adversity and the need for self-reliance and the need to respect others. It is also the first of a group of romances concerned with the opening of the Great West just after the Civil War, and having a solid historical basis. The Last of the Chiefs, A Story of the Great Sioux War Another Sioux tale. This time, two orphaned farm boys from Illinois try their luck out West. They board a wagon train with a native American guide named Bright Sun who intrigues them. Before long, however, the wagon train is attacked by Indians. While the brothers escape, they find themselves isolated in the midst of Sioux country and must learn to hunt and trap in a life or death situation. This is an inspirational story, written a century ago. About The AuthorKentucky-born Joseph Alexander Altsheler (1862 –1919) was an American journalist turned novelist. His books include: Apache Gold The Free Rangers The Guns of Bull Run, A Story of the eve of the Civil War. The Guns of Shiloh The Scouts of Stonewall