Frederick Faust Books

The trail beyond

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Peter Quince was a fighter born and bred. Orphaned at a young age, he remembered an old woman saying that he was a bad one and would cause a lot of trouble in the world. Others claimed he had bad b...

Mountain Made

By Frederick Faust

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Kingbird s pursuit

By Frederick Faust

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"An outlaw known only as Kingbird goes from being pursued to being the pursuer when he is asked to find the Blair's missing daughter, who is also his friend"--

Kingbird's pursuit

By Frederick Faust

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"An outlaw known only as Kingbird goes from being pursued to being the pursuer when he is asked to find the Blair's missing daughter, who is also his friend"--

Legend of the Golden Coyote

By Frederick Faust

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"Two western stories about unusual friendships put to the test: 'Thunder and Lightning' tells the story of two amazingly strong lumberjacks. 'Legend of the Golden Coyote' follows the unusual relati...

Legend of the Golden Coyote

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The cure of silver canon

By Frederick Faust

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"In three western stories, men risk their hero status in the community in order for truth to prevail"--

Black Thunder

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Brother of the Cheyennes

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Valley of Outlaws

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