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Rancher After Midnight (Texas Cattleman's Club: Ranchers and Rivals #9)
by Karen BoothOne New Year’s Eve kiss is all it takes…
How To Catch A Cowboy (Hartmann Heirs #1)
by Katie Frey‘I wasn’t expecting to like cowboys quite this much…’
Toughest Cowboy in Texas: A Western Romance (Happy, Texas #1)
by Carolyn BrownA sassy, laugh-out-loud second-chance romance from USA Today bestseller Carolyn Brown, author of The Strawberry Hearts Diner and The Ladies' Room . The last time Lila Harris was in Happy, Texas, she was actively earning her reputation as the resident wild child. Now, a little older and wiser, she's back to run her mother's cafe for the summer. Except something about this town has her itching to get a little reckless and rowdy, especially when she sees her old partner-in-crime, Brody Dawson. Their chemistry is just as hot as ever. But he's still the town's golden boy-and she's still the wrong kind of girl. Brody hasn't had much time lately for anything other than ranching. Running the biggest spread in the county and taking care of his family more than keeps him busy. All that responsibility has him longing for the carefree days of high school-and Lila. She may have grown up, but he still sees that spark of mischief in her eyes. Now he's dreaming about late-night skinny dipping and wondering how he can possibly resist the one woman he can never forget... "Carolyn Brown makes the sun shine brighter and the tea taste sweeter. Southern comfort in a book." -- Sheila Roberts, USA Today bestselling author
Wolf Pack (Joe Pickett #19)
by C.J. BoxTHE HUNT IS ON. The good news is that Joe Pickett has his job back. The bad news is that Wyoming's Twelve Sleep County game warden is only days away from the most dangerous predators he's ever faced. Joe's working with Katelyn Hamm, his counterpart in adjacent Shell County, to trace a drone operator whose aerial acrobatics have been stampeding elk and deer to their deaths. Their investigation will put them both on a collision course not only with the FBI, but also with the Wolf Pack, a remorseless quartet of killers. Coming up from the south, the Wolf Pack have been tracking their prey across the USA. Behind them, a trail of dead - ahead, their target. They will let nothing will get in their way - especially two game wardens. 'Terrific plots, muscular writing, unlikely heroes and wild terrain' DAILY MAIL. 'An exemplary writer of crime novels' FINANCIAL TIMES.
The Highway (Cassie Dewell #1)
by C.J. BoxInvestigator Cassie Dewell is on the trail of a serial killer in the book that inspired the series Big Sky.There's a killer on the road...It was Danielle and Gracie's secret. A teenage adventure. A 1,000-mile drive along the spine of the Rocky Mountains to visit Danielle's boyfriend in Montana.When rookie cop Cassie Dewell catches her mentor and friend, Investigator Cody Hoyt, planting evidence, he is suspended from the force, his reputation in tatters. He's already drowning his sorrows when his son calls. His girlfriend and her sister have disappeared.Unable to investigate himself, Cody turns to his protégée for her help finding the girls. Soon they discover that Danielle and Gracie aren't the first to disappear in the area.When Cody, goes missing too, it's up to Cassie to find them. Before it's too late.
The Burn (Betty Rhyzyk)
by Kathleen KentDallas's toughest female detective takes on a string of mysterious assassinations in the second novel of the 'violent, sexy, and completely absorbing' Betty Rhyzyk series (Kirkus Reviews). Not much can make Detective Betty Rhyzyk flinch. But when forced into therapy, a desk assignment, and domestic bliss following a terrifying run-in with an apocalyptic cult, she's having trouble readjusting to life as it once was. At home, she struggles to connect with her loving wife, Jackie. At work, someone has been assassinating confidential informants. To make matters worse, Betty's partner seems to be increasingly dependent on the painkillers he was prescribed for injuries he sustained narrowly rescuing her.Betty's at the point of breaking when she decides to go rogue, on a chase that will lead her to the dark heart of a drug cartel terrorizing Dallas, and straight to the crooked cops who plan to profit from it all.Praise for Kathleen Kent: 'Gripping... Briskly paced, The Burn barely allows the reader to take a breath as believable twists careen throughout' Associated Press 'Readers will clamor for the irresistible Betty's next chapter' Publishers Weekly 'Exciting [and] moving... Grisly but likable' Wall Street Journal 'Kent continues to reinvent and subvert traditional noir expectations... Action-driven mystery anchored by dynamic, deep characters' Kirkus Reviews 'A gripping, powerfully human procedural' Booklist
Treasure State (Cassie Dewell)
by C.J. BoxCassie Dewell returns in this thrilling new read from the series that inspired the hit TV show Big Sky, from award-winning author C.J. Box.Investigator Cassie Dewell is headed to Anaconda, Montana, in search of a slippery con-man who has disappeared somewhere in the Treasure State. A wealthy California divorcee has accused him of absconding with her entire fortune, and wants Cassie to find him and get it back. But Anaconda, a quirky former copper mining town, is the perfect place to reinvent yourself, and as the case develops, Cassie begins to wonder if her client is telling her everything. Between searching for the con-man and investigating rumours of buried treasure somewhere in the vicinity of Anaconda, Cassie has her hands full.The highly anticipated new thriller from New York Times bestseller C.J. Box, Treasure State is full of more twists and turns than the switchbacks through the Anaconda Range.Reviewers on the Cassie Dewell books:'Excellent... Box has rarely been better.' iPublishers Weekly 'Cassie Dewell is a complex and multi-faceted protagonist.' Book Reporter 'Joe Pickett may be Box's main man, but Cassie is equally compelling... Box has become the dominant mystery/thriller author of the mountain West – and deservedly so.' Booklist
To Trust A Colton Cowboy (The Coltons of Colorado #11)
by Dana NussioThe threats against her are escalating.
Christmas Ransom: Christmas Ransom (a Colt Brothers Investigation) / Canyon Kidnapping (eagle Mountain Search And Rescue) (A Colt Brothers Investigation #3)
by B.J. DanielsCould a second chance at forever become a ransom demand?
Wyoming Christmas Stalker: Wyoming Christmas Stalker (cowboy State Lawmen) / In The Arms Of The Law (to Serve And Seduce) (Cowboy State Lawmen #2)
by Juno RushdanWrong place, wrong time…right man to protect her.
One Christmas Night (Texas Cattleman's Club: Ranchers and Rivals #8)
by Jules BennettThey’re in for a little holiday surprise…
Most Eligible Cowboy (Devil's Bluffs #1)
by Stacey Kennedy‘Yeah, cowboy, we’ve got a deal.’ And a very real fake engagement!
Lonesome Dove: A Novel (Lonesome Dove Ser. #No. 3)
by Larry McMurtryIt begins in the office of The Hat Creek Cattle Company of the Rio Grande.It ends as a journey into the heart of every adventurer who ever lived . . .From the author of The Last Picture Show and Texasville – here is Larry McMurtry's Pulitzer Prize winning masterpiece. A powerful, triumphant portrayal of the American West as it really was.More than a love story, more than an adventure, Lonesome Dove is an epic: a monumental novel which embraces the spirit of the last defiant wilderness of America.Legend and fact, heroes and outlaws, whores and ladies, Indians and settlers – Lonesome Dove is the central, enduring American experience dramatically recreated in a magnificent story of heroism and love; of honour, loyalty and betrayal.
Killer In The Heartland (The Scarecrow Murders #1)
by Carla CassidyA murder and stalker only draw them closer.
Wyoming Winter Rescue: Wyoming Winter Rescue (cowboy State Lawmen) / Shielding Colton's Witness (the Coltons Of Colorado) (Cowboy State Lawmen #1)
by Juno RushdanConfronting a killer
Small Town Vanishing: Eagle Mountain Cliffhanger (eagle Mountain Search And Rescue) / Small Town Vanishing (covert Cowboy Soldiers) (Covert Cowboy Soldiers #2)
by Nicole HelmHe has a knack for finding things…
Cinderella Masquerade (Texas Cattleman's Club: Ranchers and Rivals #7)
by LaQuetteOne dance. One kiss. One unexpected twist.
The Outlaw's Claim (Westmoreland Legacy: The Outlaws #5)
by Brenda JacksonFrom friends to lovers to… having a baby?
My Last Days as Roy Rogers
by Pat Cunningham DevotoIn an Alabama town in the early 1950s during the last polio summer before the Salk vaccine, ten-year-old Tabitha "Tab" Rutland is about to have the time of her life. Although movie theaters and pools have been closed to stem the epidemic, Tab, a tomboy with a passion for Roy Rogers, still seeks adventure with her best friend Maudie May, "the lightest brown colored person" she knows. Now as they meddle with the local bootlegger, Mr. Jake, row out on the Tennessee River to land the biggest catfish ever, and snoop into the town's darkest secrets, Tab sets out to be a hero...and comes of age in an unforgettable confrontation with human frailty, racial injustice, and the healing power of love.
Hold It Real Still: Clint Eastwood, Race, and the Cinema of the American West
by Lawrence P. JacksonHow did the American western feature film genre rebrand itself in the late seventies and respond to the fury of global and domestic political affairs?In Hold It Real Still, Lawrence Jackson examines Clint Eastwood's influence on the western film while also exploring how that genre continues to operate into the twenty-first century as an ideological channel for ideas about race and imperialism. Jackson argues that the western genre pivoted from an initial doctrine of racial liberalism, albeit a clumsy one, during the John Wayne years to a motile agenda of substitution, exclusion, and false equivalency during the Clint Eastwood period. The book traces how Eastwood, an actor first associated with the avant-garde, anti-colonialist discourse of "spaghetti" western cinema, reversed himself in the second half of the 1970s with The Outlaw Josey Wales—a film that had at its heart the fantasy of Black erasure from American life. Jackson situates Eastwood's work as a response to massive social and political upheavals in America: defeat in Vietnam, riots in northern cities, the civil rights movement and associated legislation, and the Great Migration, which made possible a degree of mixed-race public interaction that was impossible even as late as the 1960s. Hinged by a close reading of four blockbuster films which continue to shape discourses in cinematic arts, American liberalism, the westerns, and race relations today—The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Josey Wales, Ride with the Devil, and Django Unchained—Jackson's unique critique flashes on the contradictory symbolic structures at work in these masterpieces. Juxtaposing the films' motifs, tropes, and hidden Black figures with historicist readings lays bare the containment strategies of the 1970s and beyond used to stymie civil rights progress and racial equity in the United States. Tackling the rise of neoracism and the domestic apparatus of surveillance, control, and erasure, Hold It Real Still offers an astonishing revision of what audiences and critics thought they understood about a uniquely American genre of film.
Hold It Real Still: Clint Eastwood, Race, and the Cinema of the American West
by Lawrence P. JacksonHow did the American western feature film genre rebrand itself in the late seventies and respond to the fury of global and domestic political affairs?In Hold It Real Still, Lawrence Jackson examines Clint Eastwood's influence on the western film while also exploring how that genre continues to operate into the twenty-first century as an ideological channel for ideas about race and imperialism. Jackson argues that the western genre pivoted from an initial doctrine of racial liberalism, albeit a clumsy one, during the John Wayne years to a motile agenda of substitution, exclusion, and false equivalency during the Clint Eastwood period. The book traces how Eastwood, an actor first associated with the avant-garde, anti-colonialist discourse of "spaghetti" western cinema, reversed himself in the second half of the 1970s with The Outlaw Josey Wales—a film that had at its heart the fantasy of Black erasure from American life. Jackson situates Eastwood's work as a response to massive social and political upheavals in America: defeat in Vietnam, riots in northern cities, the civil rights movement and associated legislation, and the Great Migration, which made possible a degree of mixed-race public interaction that was impossible even as late as the 1960s. Hinged by a close reading of four blockbuster films which continue to shape discourses in cinematic arts, American liberalism, the westerns, and race relations today—The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Josey Wales, Ride with the Devil, and Django Unchained—Jackson's unique critique flashes on the contradictory symbolic structures at work in these masterpieces. Juxtaposing the films' motifs, tropes, and hidden Black figures with historicist readings lays bare the containment strategies of the 1970s and beyond used to stymie civil rights progress and racial equity in the United States. Tackling the rise of neoracism and the domestic apparatus of surveillance, control, and erasure, Hold It Real Still offers an astonishing revision of what audiences and critics thought they understood about a uniquely American genre of film.
Montana Wilderness Pursuit: Dead On Arrival (defenders Of Battle Mountain) / Montana Wilderness Pursuit (stealth: Shadow Team) (STEALTH: Shadow Team #6)
by Danica WintersA rogue grizzly leads them to a confounding mystery
Protected By The Texas Rancher (Mills & Boon Heroes)
by Karen WhiddonShe wants to prove her innocence. He wants to keep her alive.
Cowboy Justice At Whiskey Gulch: Cowboy Justice At Whiskey Gulch (the Outriders Series) / The Lost Hart Triplet (covert Cowboy Soldiers) (The Outriders Series #6)
by Elle JamesThree unexpected protectors. One desperate victim
The Lost Hart Triplet: Cowboy Justice At Whiskey Gulch (the Outriders Series) / The Lost Hart Triplet (covert Cowboy Soldiers)
by Nicole HelmHe needs to keep her from learning the truth