Jackson Gregory

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Marshal of Sundown, first published in 1937, is a classic tale of the Old West by Jackson Gregory (1882-1943), author of more than 40 western and detective novels. From the dust-jacket: The least likely candidate for marshal of Sundown was Jim Torrance ... a man wanted throughout the Southwest for every crime from bank robbing to murder. And Sundown already had a marshal ... tough Rufe Biggs, owned body and soul by the man responsible for all the...

Saddle the horses and round up the posse - it's time for another ride through the Old West with four more great western novels! Here are: Sudden Bill Dorn, by Jackson Gregory... They were made for fighting and loving: Bill Dorn, hard-bitten cowman facing the loss of his ranch to a friend turned outlaw, and Lorna Kent, a stranger in Nacional, wanted for murder yet claiming to be the heiress to a deserted ranch... Border Ambush, by Walker A. Tompkins......

Jeff Cody saves ranchland from murdering thieves.

Bill Dorn is on the trail of Mike Bundy, his former associate who has swindled Dorn and several of his friends in a fraudulent oil scheme. He's incensed, in part because he was robbed, but mostly because he'd vouched for Bundy. On his way to Nacional to confront Bundy, Dorn comes across the body of Jake Fanning, who was grubstaked by Bundy -- and from the nuggets found on his body, it looks like he had hit pay-dirt. After taking the body back to his...

"In the California mountains, Bab Gale has been allowed to roam free since her father was killed in a logging accident when she was barely six. When Conroy, a crooked lawyer, comes up with a plan to force her to marry him, she flees to the woods and the security of her familiar mountains. She finds herself in more trouble when she witnesses a murder and her repulsed suitor accuses her of the crime. Monte Baron finds the ideal spot in the Sierras where...

Rob Morgan is young, brave, and burning with ambition. when he and his friends witness a stagecoach robbery, Morgan is determined to find the bandit with the silver hat and claim the Wells-Fargo reward.

"After losing his fortune, Ben Whitney retreats to the King of Spain Rancho, an old Spanish land grant near Salinas, California, in search of peace. He finds that peace is for those who have the courage to take it at the point of a gun"--

Daniel Jennifer and Dick Hathaway were the original settlers of the exquisite land in California's giant redwood forest on which the Madrone Ranch stood. It was Hathaway money that built it, and, now that Dick had been dead for over fifty years, it was Andrew Hathaway who was about to sell it to Jet Norcross, though it meant that his own sister and old Daniel Jennifer would have to leave their home. Norcross had been plotting for that spread for a...