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Katherine Parker had been losing cattle and she wanted it stopped, but the fight had become personal the day she hired Phillip Denning. Now, Pox wanted more than her cattle. He wanted Katherine and her sons dead.
“An exciting adventure set in 1880’s South Dakota. Cowboys, Indians and bad guys!” The Dallas Review
“Strict western values embrace the Code of the West in this enthralling tale of justice gone awry. Mitchell brings to life main characters we care deeply about. A must read!”
Melody Groves, author of Kansas Bleeds, Book Four of the Colton Family Saga.
“I enjoyed an exhilarating ride through the pages of Major Mitchell’s Canyon Wind. This new western is faithful to the moral realities of the frontier.”
Chris Enns, author/historian
Where A Good Wind Blows - $15.95
254 Pages - Trade Paperback - Shalako Press
288 pages - Trade Paperback - Shalako Press
Margie loved horses and rodeo more than life itself. She knew, given the chance, she could out-ride most men. But when a nasty fall inside a rain-soaked arena threatened to take that away from her, she needed a reason to believe she could not only compete in rodeo again, but win the heart of the man she had fallen in love with.
Dallas Review "An enjoyable read that will hold you interest. I loved it!"
Melody Groves "A compelling tale! I constantly wanted to know what was going to happen throughout the entire story...Major Mitchell certainly kept my interest."
Oakdale Saddle Club "We strongly support the efforts of the young lady in this story, and applaud Mr. Mitchell's telling of her story."
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Dusty Boots - $13.95
209 pages - Trade Paperback - Shalako Press
Bill Mayfield talked his younger brother, Rob, into selling the family farm after their mother died, with a promise they would leave Texas. He said they were going to New Orelans and enjoy the good life. He failed to mention their trip involved a detour to a place called Cool Water, where he planned to collect a large sum of money he felt he had been cheated out of...even if he had to take it at gun-point. It was a journey they might not survive.
Roundup Magazine: “This is an interesting little tale set against the backdrop of a dried up
Dallas Review: "A tale of two brothers that is sure to please the avid western fan."
Pat Decker Nipper: "A story of two very different brothers, filled with historical accuracy. I highly recommend this exciting read."
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Clay circled the small clearing, stopping every few feet and listening for any tell-tale sound or movement in the brush. Nothing. The air seemed to be void of movement and hung thick, as sweat trickled from under his hat to sting his eyes.
He eased past a greasewood bush near Teresa and found himself staring down the barrel of a .44.
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Clay Best was sick of being a low-paid, over-worked lawman. He wanted a small spread somewhere where he could raise a few head of cattle. Instead, he found himself involved in chasing bank robbers and trying to rescue a beautiful hostage.
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“Non-stop action in a Texas setting described so well you can feel the heat. Major and Jerry Mitchell bring this novel about Clay Best alive. There is so much happening you don’t want to put the book down…a real page turner.”
Phil Mills, Jr., author of
“Where A Good Wind Blows.”
“A very good and entertaining tale of the old west from beginning to the end.”
The Dallas Review
Poverty Flat - $13.95
235 pages - Trade Paperback - Shalako Press