Books published by publisher American book Co

• Two of George Bird Grinnell’s westerns for boys are in this Kindle book: Jack Among the Indians (illustrated) and Jack, the Young RanchmanJack Among The IndiansThe Story of a Boy's Summer on the Buffalo PlainsJack, the Young Ranchman A Boy's Adventures in the RockiesAbout The AuthorAmerican author George Bird Grinnell (1849 –1938) was a New York-born historian and Yale graduate. George Bird Grinnell 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 animal adventure novels by James Oliver Curwood are in this Kindle eBook: Kazan and the sequel Baree, Son of KazanKazanThorpe and his hunting dog Kazan, one-quarter wolf and three-quarters husky, go to the Canadian wilderness where they meet McCready. The men appear to know each other and have an abusive relationship. When McCready attacks Thorpe's wife, Kazan kills him and runs for his safety. He encounters a wolf pack and a young female gray wolf, and becomes their leader.Baree, Son of KazanThe sequel to Kazan. The wild wolfdog pup Baree survives after he is separated from his parents and finds a girl named Nepeese and her father Pierrot, a trapper. He and Nepeese form an attachment in this great adventure story.About The AuthorAmerican author James Oliver Curwood (1878 –1927) wrote action-adventure novels and his books were among the most read in America in the 1900s. More than a dozen Hollywood films have been based on his frontier novels including “The Bear.”

• TRILOGY - Three books by American author Alfred Henry Lewis are in this Kindle eBook: The Apaches of New York & Wolfville Days and Wolfville Nights. The Apaches of New York (1912)True crimes committed in New York in the previous three years. According to the Introduction: "They were written to show you how the other half live - in New York. I had them direct from veracious lips of the police. The gangsters themselves contributed sundry details."Wolfville Days (Tales of the Wild West, 1902)The great Wolfville strike -- The grinding of Dave Tutt -- The feud of Pickles -- Johnny Florer's axle grease -- Toothpick Johnson's ostracism -- The Wolfville Daily Coyote -- Cherokee Hall plays poker -- The treachery of Curly Ben -- Colonel Sterett's reminiscences -- How the dumb man rode -- How Prince Hal got help -- How Wolfville made a jest -- Death and the Donna Anna -- How Jack Rainey quit -- The defiance of Gene Watkins -- Colonel Sterett's war record -- Old Man Enright's love -- When Whiskey Billy died -- When the stage was stopped. Wolfville Nights (the Sequel, More Tales of the Wild West, 1908) More stories about frontier life and the Wild West. About The Author American journalist Alfred Henry Lewis (1855 – 1914) was a lawyer turned cowboy who started his career writing for the Chicago Times. He wrote westerns and biographies including that of U.S. President Andrew Jackson.

• TRILOGY - Three of American author Jackson Gregory’s westerns are bound together in this Kindle book: The Short Cut & Man to Man & The Everlasting WhisperTHE SHORT CUT: A western murder mysteryThe woman breathed deeply as her dog, Shep, found something in the deep grass and went snarling across the water -- almost under her horse's legs. Not ten steps from the edge of the water her mare's nostrils suddenly quivered and she trembled a moment. So primitive was her urge to flee from death, she could not get closer to the spot where a man lay dead in the sunshineMAN TO MANIt had been three months since Steve Packard had sailed out of a South Sea port and three days since he had ridden out of the sun-baked town of San Juan. Word of his father's death had come to him. The world was his. Ranch Number Ten belonged to him now. His mood changed quickly however when he spotted a young woman in his path. Later, perhaps, he would admit that she was amazingly pretty; that the curves of her little white body were delightfully perfect. At any another time, that would have put sheer delirium into a man's blood.EVERLASTING WHISPER: A Tale of the California Wilderness (1922)It was Springtime in the California Sierra when a man on a cliff top watched as two figures were torn apart. One drew suddenly back. The other fell through the gorges, plunging straight down and striking against a ragged rock. The man who had seen all this from his own slope spoke aloud for the first time: "Swen Brodie. There's not another man in the mountains brute enough for that."About The AuthorAmerican writer Jackson Gregory (1882 –1943) was a teacher, journalist and novelist born in California. Jackson began his career as a San Francisco newspaper reporter and was later a high school principal. He worked in Illinois, Texas, and New York. The family eventually settled in California and Jackson became a prolific writer of western and detective stories. Several of his stories were the basis of Hollywood films including The Man from Painted Post. Other Books by Jackson Gregory include: Under Handicap: A Novel (1914)Wolf Breed(1916)Six Feet Four (1918)The Bells of San Juan (1919)