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Texas, 1872When a stagecoach is robbed, two men are killed and young woman is kidnapped. Soon after, Yancy and Cooper Landon find themselves pursuing them. Meanwhile, their old foe Lee Mattingly has his own problems. Betrayed by his partners, Lee sets out on a path of vengeance while at the same time trying to help a young captive girl. It isn't until their trails cross that both sides realize just how entwined their paths are. And, they soon realize that if they are to achieve their goals, they will have to go down the same path together.
When Rondo Landon accepts the sheriff's job, he has hopes of marriage and settling down. But things unravel quickly for the young sheriff. An old friend is killed, and Rondo's past continues to haunt him when a mysterious stranger rides into town. RONDO continues the story of The Landon Saga...
Yancy Landon was a simple man who lived by a lawman's code of ethics. He always did the right thing, no matter the cost.When Cooper Landon vows to find a boy captured by Apache Indians, Yancy doesn't hesitate to aid his brother. Along the way they get caught up in survival, revenge, relationships, and the code of honor. YANCY continues the story of The Landon Saga...
Known for his outlaw ways, Lee Mattingly has hopes of changing his reputation when he becomes one of the owners of a new hotel. Business is good until Ike Nash, a man with money and power, takes all that Lee has.Lee only knows one way to respond, and that's with violence. Along the way, Lee gets caught up in a robbery, a poker game, relationships, Huntsville prison, and revenge.LEE continues the story of The Landon Saga...
When a violent attack leaves cowman J.T. Tussle in trouble, the Landons and Lee Mattingly are quick to come to his aid. Tussle must get his yearlings to market, and they embark on a cattle drive to Fort Worth. Along the way, they get caught up in herd cutters, a bounty hunter, relationships, thunderstorms, and each other.THEY RODE TOGETHER continues the story of The Landon Saga...
When Rondo Landon discovers his wife has been taken captive during a daring Indian raid, he's determined to find her. April Gibson is also taken, and the Landons, Lee Mattingly, and others take out after them. Along the way, they encounter someone from the Landon's past, a war chief out for blood, a thunderstorm, relationships, and tough decisions. Warpath continues The Landon Saga...
Rondo Landon is on his way to Midway, Texas, when misfortune strikes. Meanwhile, Lee Mattingly and Brian Clark have their own problems as they meet their new business partner.It isn't until their paths cross that they realize their troubles are connected, and they join forces. Along the way, they encounter new enemies, revenge, relationships, and an odd horse.FASTEST GUN AROUND continues The Landon Saga...
All Yancy Landon wants is to get married. However, there's always somebody eager to ruin a good day, and several misfortunes occur before the big event.Throughout the day, Yancy and Cooper get tangled up with a drunk, a rebellious youth, someone looking for revenge, a shy wife, a disgruntled cowman, and a disgraceful husband.MIDWAY continues The Landon Saga...
Winchester Landon is on his way to the nearest Army outpost when he finds an injured Apache. Against his better judgment, he decides to help.His choice has lingering consequences. Along the way, Winchester gets tangled up with three men looking for revenge, two dishonorable scouts, a talkative gunfighter, a war chief out for blood, and a woman he's not sure he can trust.WINCHESTER continues The Landon Saga...
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