Books published by publisher Buckskin Western

Four full-length novels by the king of western tales, Louis L'Amour, reprinted from his original magazine versions before his paperback publishers demanded changes.This quartet contains four of Louis L'Amour's earliest novels, books that earned him an enviable reputation as the best western writer since Zane Grey and Max Brand. They helped pave the way for the phenomenal success and career that made him a household name.RIDERS OF THE DAWN - When gunman Matt Sabre tries to make peace he finds the only way is through the liberal use of gunsmoke. LIT A SHUCK FOR TEXAS - A collection of the early Western tales that drew on his own intimate knowledge of the frontier. Men and women fighting to build a life in a lawless world.TRAIL TO CRAZY MAN - Honor leads Rafe Caradec into deadly danger against the greatest odds he has ever facedSHOWDOWN TRAIL - Only the lone rider they hate can save a wagon train from destruction.Filmed as The Tall Stranger with Joel McCrea, Virginia Mayo and Michael Ansara.The biggest bargain in L'Amour books ever.

Kilkenny, the gunman had retired. He had helped tame the west and put down its desperados. He'd had enough of killing, gunsmoke and violence. Now Kilkenny had a cabin and the simple life he had always longed for. Until his friend Dick Moffitt's kids showed up. Bill Hale and his riders had killed Dick for his land. Dick's son Jack and adopted daughter Sally had witnessed the murder. Now Bill Hale and his men were hunting them down. It was one man against an army of riders. How far will a man go for a friend? For Trent it was all the way to hell ... and back!Special Introduction by Darryle Purcell, author of The Hollywood Cowboy Detectives Series.Bonus material includes a sample chapter from L'Amour's The Rider of Lost Creek.(Also published as A Man Called Trent)

TWO KILKENNY NOVELS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!The original novels that made L'Amour's Kilkenny a legend uncut and unaltered. The way he originally wrote them before his paperback publishers mandated changes. The first novel, The Rider of Lost Creek, features the mysterious gunfighter, Kilkenny, riding to the aid of a friend whose small ranch caught in the crossfire of a brutal range war. In the second novel, A Man Called Trent, he has changed his name and retired to a small cabin in the wilderness – until killers target his best friend’s children. Acton, romance, and authentic western lore make these two of the strongest western action tales Louis L’Amour ever penned.P5