Oklahoma Pride
- 309 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Seeking to chronicle the West as he sees it, renowned journalist Tim Holt travels into the heart of Indian territory and confronts injustice as thousands of settlers prepare to encroach on Indian land.
Dana Fuller Ross Book order
Under the pseudonym Dana Fuller Ross, authors Noel B. Gerson and James M. Reasoner have crafted compelling narratives that delve into historical military fiction and the American West. Gerson, a prolific writer known for his extensive body of work, expertly explores themes of conflict and mystery with a distinctive voice. Reasoner, with a career spanning over three decades, has made significant contributions to Western fiction, often working within established series and employing a variety of pseudonyms to bring those worlds to life. Together, their work as Dana Fuller Ross offers readers immersive stories rooted in the rich traditions of American storytelling.
- 1990
- 1988
Arizona!
- 303 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Frontiersman Toby Holt attempts to save his new love, Alexandra Woodling, from the clutches of ruthless murderers who want to steal her family's Kentucky estate while, in Arizona, Cindy faces death at the hands of renegades
- 1984
The determination of courageous men and women briung them to the new and dangerous land of Utah.
- 1983
Whip Holt takes the Northwest Railroad into the Montana Territory despite the sound of the Sioux war drums.
- 1983
Dakota!
- 306 pages
- 11 hours of reading
From the rugged beauty of the Badlands to the epic sweep of the Great Plains, the Dakota Territory offered a wealth of opportunities for those who dared to tame it. But with the arrival of settlers came the war cries of the Sioux. Now the red nations are united in blood to defend their scared grounds against all newcomers.
- 1981
Wagons West - 7: Colorado!
- 356 pages
- 13 hours of reading
As the Civil War approaches, General Lee Blake gambles his very life in an effort to keep Colorado in the Union.
- 1980
Wagons West - 4: Oregon!
- 369 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Crossing the Rockies, America's first wagon train enters the Oregon territory in hopes of blocking the claims of Russia and England, and insuring that the region becomes part of the United States.
- 1979
Wagons West - 2: Nebraska!
- 382 pages
- 14 hours of reading
NEBRASKA! This is a story of fearless devotion to a hard-won ideal, of betrayal from within, and of sabotage that reaches as far as Britain's and imperial Russia's shores. And, above all, it is the story of "Whip" Holt, the ruggedly quiet leader of this leg of the perilous migration, and of Cathy Van Ayl, who leaves her family behind in Missouri to continue on with Whip Holt's train...perhaps, to win his heart.
