Carl Benton Reid

A down on his luck screenwriter reluctantly agrees to adapt a trashy bestseller to the silver screen. Rather than read the book himself, Steele convinces a star-struck hatcheck girl, Mildred Atkinson, to accompany him home and tell him the story in her own words. Later the night, Mildred is found murdered and Steele, who has a history of violent behavior, becomes the prime suspect. A neighbor who is attracted to him lies to the police providing him...

A slapstick comedy in which a hapless door-to-door saleswoman finds that she is a murder suspect.

Any Johhny Reb who tries to escape the Union prison outpost at Fort Bravo faces the unforgiving Arizona Territory desert stretching out before him...and the even more unforgiving pursuit of Bravo's resolute Captain Roper. Yet there's a common foe that may unite the Civil War rivals: the fierce Mescalero horsemen waging guerilla war against Blue and Gray alike.

"Former POW Major Harry Cargill has not only been charged with collaboration, he's even signed a confession. His court martial should be an open-and-shut case, except that his judge advocate, Col. William Edwards, is suspicious of its ease. Cargill refuses to answer questions or defend himself, but as Edwards investigates, he uncovers a horrifying truth that will shake the Army to its core."--Container.

"He wanted to open a business, not pin on a star. Yet newly arrived Wyatt Earp knows the town's violence must be looked dead in the eye. So he accepts that star and sets out to clean up the rowdy cowtown whose welcome sign proclaims: 'Everything goes in Wichita.' The action takes place just before Earp's famed exploits in Dodge City, a period often unvisited but rich in heroics"--Container.