Wade Everett Books

Cavalry recruit

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Arizona Territory in 1867 was a raw new land where even the U.S. Army didn't appear to know too much about the Indians-except that they were Apaches, and deadly. And Loch Angevine was a raw new rec...

Texas yankee

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Shotgun marshal

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A ruthless gang of toughs had been running roughshod over the citizens of Bonanza, and bodies are piling up: one dead mayor, two dead marshals and way too many dead miners. Adam Collier has been a...

Big man big mountain

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Temporary Duty

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The Warrior

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Fort Starke

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The fort was cut off and the Apaches played a waiting game. Two patrols had been wiped out, a third was missing, and the telegraph was down. Day after day, in the blazing hot silence of the Arizona...

The warrior

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The U.S. Army didn't quite know what to do with Captain John Early. But he would never consider mustering out. So the army's plan was to get him out of the way. They assigned him to camp Sheridan -...

Top Hand

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Broken Gun

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