Sharpe: 533 books

Death waits in the dark... In the wilds of Arkansas swamp country, someone—or something—is on a killing spree. And the only things left behind are the victim’s heads. Fargo would rather just pass through and not get too involved. But there are some acts of savagery that cannot be ignored. And the Trailsman is about to face off against a killer unlike any he’s ever met....

Fargo hunts down a high-priced hoofer. Fargo is used to tracking down killers and thieves, but he’s never had quarry like this before. A rancher has just had his one-of-a-kind stud bull wander off into the mountains, and he’s offering a hefty sum to whoever gets it back. But the Trailsman...

Fargo rides a frozen trail to hell. At a remote trading post, Fargo almost falls victim to a lethal trap that has already claimed too many. The only survivor is little Jessie Cavanaugh—and she herself was promised a fate worse than death at the hands of the savage Blackjack Tar. The Trailsman...

Fargo unleashes big-time revenge on small-town Texas. Fargo’s decision to break a beautiful young woman out of jail lands him behind bars as well—and in the crosshairs of a deadly marshal and a crooked mayor, who’s acting as the judge and jury. Faced with the prospect of serving years...

Fargo has to help an old enemy. Years ago, Skye Fargo barely survived a scrap with an Apache called Red Knife. Now Red Knife needs Fargo’s help to find the white men who raped and killed his daughter. The army wants Fargo to do it so the Apaches will be pacified. But Red Knife wants blood,...

Fargo is going to cross the line. After an explosion on the U.S.–Mexico border almost blows him out of his boots, Skye Fargo goes up against a ruthless robber baron’s agent who is planting charges to change the course of the Rio Grande so he can grab valuable mining land on the Mexican...

Fargo pursues the deadliest prey. Skye Fargo is in the Rocky Mountain town of Meridian, where he’s received a most unusual offer. A woman wants Fargo to track down a local outlaw who’s terrorizing the territory. The outlaw’s name? Cord Blasingame, and he just happens to be her husband....

Gold fever can be fatal. When a small band of settlers seems to vanish without a trace from their camp in the Black Hills, the army asks Skye Fargo to find out what happened. Unfortunately, he’s also saddled with a young greenhorn officer with too much starch and not enough experience. But...

This city has no limits. In the remote ranges of Wyoming, Fargo and a work party setting up telegraph lines are bushwhacked, so Fargo takes a posse and gives chase. They end up tracking the killers to a hideout full of vicious men and one wild, willful woman who runs the entire damned gulch...

Fargo blocks bullets for a beauty. Skye Fargo is playing bodyguard to “America’s Sweetheart,” stunning actress Kathleen Barton. She had the bad judgment to publicly, brutally spurn the attentions of notorious ’Frisco power-broker Zack Lomax, ruining his reputation and his livelihood....

Failure is failure. I had failed… miserably! I suck at break-ups but who doesn’t? I was the guy next door who “had it all together!” But that’s not what goes on inside. My experience had shame written all over it, a significant departure from the person I thought I was. Failing emotionally...

From Scout Media comes A Haunting of Words—the third volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world. In this installation, the reader will experience a multi-genre journey beyond traditional haunts; from comedy, to drama, fantasy, romance, and...

This book is the outcome of an idea, and the idea is very simple. It is that the best way to understand the dramatic transformation any idea can bring and to successfully bring ideas across, is to think of them as profound insights and moments of clarity often disguised as wit, captured in one single...

Don Carlos and Mary Stuart, two of German literature's greatest dramas, deal with the timeless issues of power, freedom, and justice. Dating from 1787 and 1800 respectively, one play was written before the French Revolution, the other in its aftermath. Both dramatize periods of crisis in sixteenth-century...