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  • Voices of the Rails

    by Bruce Todd ...
    Voices of the Rails: A Selected Narrative of Knights of the RoadDiscover the hidden history of the American nomad.For over a century, the whistle of a steam engine has been the siren song for a unique breed of traveler: the hobo. More than just itinerant workers, these "Knights of the Road" built a complex subculture with its own laws, language, and legends.In Voices of the Rails</strong... ... Read more

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  • The Traiteur and the Soldier

    by Bruce Todd ...
    Whiskey River SanctuarySome secrets are buried in the mud. Others are carried in the blood.Lisette Landrieu thought she knew the price of her heritage. Born into a long line of traiteurs—the legendary faith healers of the Atchafalaya Basin—she is a woman caught between two worlds: the modern pulse of Lafayette and the ancient, moss-draped whispers of the deep bayou. But the "gift" is a heavy ... Read more

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  • Frenchy: The Enigma of the Panhandle

    by Bruce Todd ...
    Frenchy: The Enigma of the Panhandle"No one will ever know who I am."In 1880, a woman with raven hair and "dancing blue eyes" stepped off a stagecoach into the raw, red dust of Mobeetie, Texas. She brought with her a trunk of silk dresses, an elite education she refused to explain, and a new name—Frenchy—christened by the rowdy shout of a Dodge City cowboy.Elizabeth was a woman of deliberate ... Read more

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  • Panhandle Justice

    by Bruce Todd ...
    The frontier is dead. But the blood feuds are just beginning.Amarillo, 1922. The dusty trails of the Old West are being paved over by progress, and the law is now found in books rather than at the end of a rope. But for Marshal Ben Lowery—a man once known as the "Ghost of the Guadalupe"—the past is a shadow that refuses to fade.When Slim Davis, a Black pioneer and aging hotel porter, kills the son ... Read more

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  • Bones Hooks

    by Bruce Todd ...
    "He broke horses with his hands and broke hatred with his heart."In the early 1900s, the Texas Panhandle was a land of vast horizons and rigid barriers. It was a place where a man was judged by the brand he rode for—unless his skin was the color of a Polled Angus. Enter Mathew "Bones" Hooks: a pioneer, a bronc-buster, and a master of "symbolic diplomacy."From the dusty corrals of the XIT Ranch to ... Read more

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  • Sarge's Coat: Derail John's Brother

    by Bruce Todd ...
    To save the living, he must become a ghost.Julian was a man of cold calculation—a successful professional who spoke in spreadsheets and valuations. Until the call came from the Galesburg railyard, and the sterile world of finance collided with the steel-and-rust reality of the American freight lines. His brother, Caleb—the legendary "Derail John"—was dead, found under a moving boxcar with a ... Read more

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  • Hobo Justice: The Reckoning

    by Bruce Todd ...
    Viking is a ghost of the Vietnam War, a man who survived the Delta only to lose his soul to the American rails. He lives by a simple code: respect the train, and protect your own. When he learns that Lil Bit—a girl he treated as family—was murdered and tossed from a moving hotshot, the code demands blood.From the "Peehole" yards of Colorado to the frozen High Line of Montana, Viking is on a ... Read more

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  • John Hatcher: Mountain Man's Life

    by Bruce Todd ...
    One man. Two worlds. A thousand miles of desert fire.Before the West was won, it had to be survived. For John Hatcher, survival meant becoming someone else.As a premier scout for the legendary Bent, St. Vrain & Co., Hatcher walked the razor's edge between civilization and the wild. He was the man who negotiated peace with the Kiowa, survived the betrayal of the Taos Revolt, and led a "living ... Read more

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  • The Hobo and the Lady

    by Bruce Todd ...
    It is 1934, and the Great Depression has turned Horace McAvoy from a respected Cincinnati banker into "Slim Chance," a hobo riding the "High Line." When a brutal winter forces him off a freight train in Texarkana, Horace finds an unlikely sanctuary on the farm of Maddie Johnston. Maddie is a woman living in a state of suspended grief, waiting for a husband who disappeared years ago.In exchange for ... Read more

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  • The Gold of Sierra de la Cruz

    by Bruce Todd ...
    The gold was a myth. The blood was real.Sostenes l'Archeveque was a man of contradictions: a blonde-haired Latino, a devout son with a killer's heart, and a guide who led men only to their graves. When he crosses paths with the Casner brothers and their secret hoard of gold, he sets in motion a tragedy that will leave the Panhandle scarred forever.From the "Robbers Roost" to the hanging trees of ... Read more

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  • The Millionaire Hobo

    by Bruce Todd ...
    The Boardroom is a Cage. The Rails are a Reckoning.The year is 1932. The Great Depression has a choke hold on America, and Julius King is the sovereign of a dying empire. As the majority stockholder of the Illinois Central Railroad, Julius owns the tracks, the engines, and the very air the desperate breathe—yet he is a man hollowed out by loss and corporate betrayal.With a failing marriage, a ... Read more

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  • Pedro (Pierre) Vial: Mender of the Iron

    by Bruce Todd ...
    One man. Three empires. A thousand leagues of silence.1785. The Spanish Crown is bleeding. From the stone plazas of San Antonio to the mud-brick walls of Santa Fe, the frontier is a jagged line of smoke and bone. The Comanche and Wichita nations hold the keys to the continent, and the King's governors are prisoners in their own palaces.Enter Pedro Vial.A Frenchman who speaks the language of the ... Read more

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