May '23

Howdy pard,

Well I’ll be – it can’t have been that long since we last spoke! It’s great to see you. Sit yourself down beside the campfire and grab a cup. The coffee ain’t much, but it’s hot, and strong enough to stand a spoon in it.

Grab me over that saddlebag, will you? I’ve found a pile of novels and stories that seem right up your alley – help yourself to as many as you like. I also heard some good gossip about how the Marshals, Sheriffs and other lawmen work together in these parts – you never can be too careful. I hear sharpshooter Annie Oakley is in town as well – she’s better with a shooting iron than any three sheriffs. Oh, and did you her the one about the gent in North Carolina who used a 17 pound gold nugget as a doorstop? Stick around, you’ll love this one.

17 pound gold nugget, huh? Quick, hand me that bottle of rotgut – I’ll drink to that. As my grandpa used to say, “better to be a ‘has been’ than a ‘never-was’”.

Whodunnits and spine-tinglers

There’s no mystery why I’m recommending that you check out this collection of novels - they are just great reads. This collection of more than 150 free mystery and thriller stories will put the gee in your whillikers and leave your heart racing like you’ve seen Ol’ Nick himself.  

These books are waiting for you right now and they won’t cost you a cent. Pick one, pick ten, pick them all – it’s up to you. But don’t wait – they are only available for a limited time!

Here’s a couple of titles to whet your interest:

• No Return, by Stacey Claflin
• One Last Call, by Ava Page
• The Long Fall From Grace, by Veronica Mixon
• Killing Symphony, by E G Ellory

Don’t miss out, folks! Click here to get your free books:

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Marshals, Sheriffs and Old West lawmen

The Old West had a reputation for being a lawless place and time. With all the gun-toting, cattle rustling, train-robbing, and card-hustling going on, at times it must have seemed like there were no laws and no one upholding the peace.

However, this was not the case. Old West society had various types of lawmen with different levels of authority. Who actually upheld the law and who didn’t? Find out more about Old West lawmen right here:

https://nickbrumbywesterns.com/marshalls-sheriffs-and-old-west-lawmen/

No fat, no gristle, just juicy crime and mystery stories

It’s time to feast on felony and sip on a secret. It’s time to… ahh, enough of that.

This free collection of more than 30 ‘crime and mystery’ novels won’t disappoint. Just like the perfect meal, they will sit lightly in your stomach, and keep you thinking for days after finishing the last page. 

These stories all have something in common – they are waiting for you right now and they won’t cost you a cent. Pick one, pick ten, pick them all – it’s up to you. But don’t wait – they are only available for a limited time!

Here’s a couple of titles to whet your interest:

• Samurai’s Honor, by Walt Mussell
• Murder on the San Juan Express, by KC SIvils
• The Case of the Captain’s Hair, by Rhiannon D Elton
• The Black Rose, by Hannah Byron

Don’t miss out, folks! Click here to get your free books:

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Did you know?

Annie Oakley was an expert markswoman who became the first female superstar in what was traditionally a male profession. In 1875, she entered a shooting match with expert marksman Frank Butler, where to everybody’s astonishment, she beat him. She eventually married him, and in 1887, joined Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show where she became famous. She performed with the show for the next the next 17 years and amazed audiences with her ability to split cards on the edges, shoot the corks off of bottles, and put out candles with a shotgun.

New fiction horizons

When you start a new novel you’re like an explorer – seeing new horizons, smelling new odors, facing new dangers. Come to think of it, it’s kind of like tryin’ some of my grandpa’s moonshine, if you know what I mean…

This collection of nearly 20 free historical fiction novels may not be huge, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in quality. Magic, science fiction, post-apocolypse – this one’s got you covered.

These books are waiting for you right now and they won’t cost you a cent. Pick one, pick ten, pick them all – it’s up to you. But don’t wait – they are only available for a limited time!

Here’s a couple of titles to whet your interest:

• Whispering Dusk, by TR Neff
• The Mysterious Magical Emporium, by Rachanee Lumayno
• They Came From the Trees, by Christopher Francis
• The Shadow Spinner, by Eric Kao

Don’t miss out, folks! Click here to get your free books:

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Cowboy snickerdoodles

Snckerdoodles. Snickdoodles. Just the very thought makes me shout a big yahoo! Most folk think that they’re made from flour, fat, sugar, baking soda, salt, and rolled in cinnamon sugar. However, as my grandpa used to say, they forget the secret ingredient – love.

Cowboy chef Ken Rollins forgets nothing. Ken has himself one of the best snickerdoodle recipes you’re ever likely to taste. Big, chewy, just the right size to fit in your shirt pocket, and cooked in a dutch oven. Hot diggerty darn!

Saddle up with Ken and learn how to cowboy snickerdoodle from a master.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8HXjVXaD5I

Historical page-turners

If you’re looking for something a little different, you’re in the right place. Here is a collection of free novels that will take you places you never expected. This collection of nearly 20 free historical fiction novels may not be huge, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in quality. Post Civil-War Texas, 1870s San Francisco, pirates on the high seas – does it get any better?

These books are waiting for you right now and they won’t cost you a cent. Pick one, pick ten, pick them all – it’s up to you. But don’t wait – they are only available for a limited time!

Here’s a couple of titles to whet your interest:

• Daughter’s Fortune – Not A Pirate Book, by Sheryl L G Trent
• The Notorious Texas Swindler, by Pepper Anne
• The Gaslight Gunslinger, by Sugar Lee Ryder
• The Peddler, by Natalie Arauco

Don’t miss out, folks! Click here to get your free books:

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Third time lucky

When young Conrad Reed found a large yellow rock in his father’s field in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, in 1799, he had no idea what it was. Neither did his father, John Reed. The family reportedly used it as a doorstop for several years, until a visiting jeweler recognized it as a 17-pound gold nugget. The rush was on. Eventually, Congress built the Charlotte Mint to cope with the sheer volume of gold dug up in North Carolina. In 1828 gold was discovered in Georgia, leading to the nation’s second gold rush. Finally, in 1848, James Marshall struck it rich at Sutter’s Mill in California, and thousands of Forty-Niners moved west to seek their fortunes.

Sixgun Drifter Sol Redding

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Happy trails,

Nick