Orem Library

All manner of folks journeyed West - swift and slow, young and old, town and country, straight and crooked. In those days the greenest greenhorn on a cattle ranch was usually a fresh-faced kid who had drifted West, a "maverick" cut loose from kin for one reason or another. On the Circle L Ranch that autumn the ramrod hired such a kid to work as wrangler by day and night hawk after sundown. That scrawny kid booted off the train in Coalton was not so...

Destiny Eckstrum does not believe her father committed the murder and robbery he is accused of, and along with Michael Jennings begins a search for him in a distant mining community.

Gideon Coppersmith can't find a missing ranchhand and pony before a mob lynches him. Now someone has come to take vengence.

Red Rock County, Colorado, has a population of 999 and growing. The beef population, however, is decreasing as local ranches have cattle stolen. When it's discovered that branded cattle are being sold across the border, Deputy Sheriff Cale Parker investigates.

"They were discovered when the old First Brethren Church in Denver, Colorado, was razed. The church records had been destroyed in a flood in 1965, so no one knew what the cornerstone might contain. There, in a steel strongbox with "Colorado Fuel & Iron" stamped into the lid, wrapped in a sheepskin, were the diaries of Ella Mae Campbell."--Page 4 of cover.