WARHORSE & THE LOST WAGON TRAIN Now Available!!

NEW AUDIOBOOK RELEASE WARHORSE By Wayne Barton & Stan Williams Read by Ben McLean    Warhorse—named because of the retired warhorse who still gallops to the sound of the guns. When Marshal Tom Sturdivant unpinned his badge, he meant to lay down the gun that had made him famous and retire to his Wyoming ranch. Then a violent incident in Lodestone (Note: an imaginary chunk of the Eastern slope of Colorado) gave him a score to settle and one more job to do—a job that would bring him face to face with A. J. Adler, the notorious gunman who'd stolen his woman so long ago. For thirty years, they'd circled each other warily, waiting for a last showdown.  Now they were two hired gunfighters on opposite sides of a feud, and the time had finally come to see which wore the faster gun. NEW AUDIOBOOK RELEASE THE LOST WAGON TRAIN By Stephen Bly Retta Barre's Oregon Trail Series, Book 1 Read by Rebecca Cook   A simple trip into the prairie provides adventure and trouble. Soon Retta Barre is the talk of the wagon train. Her friends don't want to miss her next caper. And Retta certainly won't let them down. ALSO FROM AUTHOR STEPHEN BLY & FEATURING:

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NEW - MURDER IN BLACK AND WHITE by Loretta Jackson and Vickie Britton

NEW AUDIOBOOK RELEASE MURDER IN BLACK AND WHITE By Loretta Jackson & Vickie Britton The High Country Mystery Series, Book 1 Read by Michael Bowen     Sheriff Jeff McQuede becomes suspicious when a robber breaks into the Coal County Museum and steals only one item - a black-and-white class photograph. Under the name Jerome Slade the photographer had printed two ominous words: never graduated. When a body is unearthed beneath the newly demolished school, McQuede realizes Slade had not left Black Mountain the night of the spring dance. McQuede soon uncovers hidden rivalries between Slade and his classmates. When he discovers that Heather Kenwell and the woman of his dreams, Loris Conner, were rivals for Slade's affection, McQuede fears finding out the truth. Theft, blackmail, and another brutal killing lead back to photographs taken by Black Mountain's eccentric photographer, Bruce Fenton. While others see an innocent collection, McQuede sees murder in black and white. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW US ON TWITTER