Marshall Grover: 31 books

In the Arizona Territory, Bosworth County was in a state of tension, its citizens living in fear. Six soldiers and two civilians had been wantonly murdered. An entire shipment of repeating rifles, capable of swift and accurate fire, had been hijacked. Army Intelligence was baffled. The county law...

Tascosa, New Mexico ... a town in which many a man played a double game, watching, waiting for an explosion of violence that would signify the end of a lawless intrigue. Into Tascosa, hunting a back-shooting killer and a gang of counterfeiters, rode Big Jim Rand, the relentless manhunter. With him...

Utah Territory was a long way from the Lone Star State, but Larry and Stretch found other Texans there—a worried squaw man and a beautiful redhead—fellow Texans in need of their help. Once again, the Nomads from Texas find, themselves involved in danger, intrigue and sudden death—distrusted...

A WOMAN DIED ... AND A HELL-HOUSE WAS BURNED TO THE GROUND! And for Big Jim Rand, another suspense-filled adventure had begun. His quest for the murderer of his brother brought him straight to Cadiz City, the town where violence smoldered and flared. Sarina Hale’s legacy, all that her mother had...

Hit the danger trail with Larry and Stretch ... and ride out shooting! The battle of Moon Mountain might have been the Texans’ last fight. Their luck had run out, but they were still defiant, as tough as ever, and a force to be reckoned with. Once again, the West’s rowdiest trouble-shooters are...

A whip-crack was the overture … and gun-thunder was the finale to another wild and hilarious escapade of the hard-punching, fast-shooting hell-raisers from Texas. Larry and Stretch came to Horton County for peace and quiet, but found intrigue, danger and gun-trouble. The Governor of Colorado was...

Available at a special low price for the first seven days of publication! With amiable drifters Larry Valentine and Stretch Emerson as her escort, a beautiful redhead ran the gauntlet of death, travelling many a violent mile to give her testimony in court. Only the boss-outlaw had been captured. The...

To Reach The Bridge … The Killers Had To Get Past Big Jim! Beyond that bridge was the west bank of the Rio Colorado — beyond that the Utah border, and safety for the six gunmen who had looted the Delandro bank and ended the career of a veteran lawman. Between the outlaws and that bridge...

Larry and Stretch, the West’s most overworked trouble-shooters, were seeking peace and quiet, a place to rest their weary Texas heads, when they rode into the tomb-silent main street of Three Springs, South Nevada. They hadn’t time to cool their saddles before the violence flared and, once again...

From Illinois to Wyoming, the Lone Star Hellions grappled with the enigma of a beautiful, headstrong woman and the man hired to murder her, the man whose identity was a tight secret. At Omaha, Marshal Jefford boarded the Special, to escort a captured outlaw to the Laramie calaboose, and an already...

Big Jim Rand didn’t plan on becoming the guest of honor at a shotgun wedding, but this was what the roughneck Gillery brothers had in mind when they kidnapped the tall avenger and his sidekick — that philosophical Mexican, little Benito. To add to Big Jim’s troubles, outlaw Pete Holbrook and...

The indestructible Larry and Stretch were plunged into a maelstrom of mystery, mayhem and mirth, when they rode out of Nebraska to hunt the elusive Kell Wade. What kind of man was Wade? Was he saint or sinner, gentleman or gunman, law-abiding citizen or dangerous desperado? Wherever they turned, the...

From the moment they crossed the line and entered Beck County, Larry and Stretch were fated to risk their lives in a bloody battle with the lawless. Carew Canyon—a rich prize—was thrown open for a land-rush, and the West's toughest trouble-shooters were caught in a web of intrigue, forced to ride...

"Don't count the odds." - the motto of the Lone Star Hellions. Their motto and their creed. When the odds were the greatest Larry and Stretch, those free-swinging, trouble-shooting Texans, were at their formidable best. They were ambushed and wounded by a proddy posse of volunteers led by...