One of the most sensational Westerns ever written—this is the exciting next installment in the "Callers Spring Ranch Western series." Jim Burnett offers up a Western salute to our men and women of the military and law enforcement who wear the badge and tote the gun under the authority of God. Lucas and Levi Reese are twin brothers who answer the call of God to be lawmen in the Kansas frontier town of Caldwell. Raised by Quaker parents on their homestead in Horse Creek, Wyoming, law enforcement seems to go against their upbringing until these two and their family sense God’s call for them to wear the badge and tote the gun. These brothers, with their badges, guns, and godly convictions, bring law and order to Caldwell and honor to their Lord. Consequently, Lucas and Levi Reese become two of the best lawmen the state of Kansas has ever seen. Praised for this series from across the Western genre. Just make sure to grab your very own copy of this, the most exciting Burnett adventure yet!

This is the exciting next installment in the "Callers Spring Ranch Western series." Jim Burnett offers up a Western salute to those men of the cloth who spread the good word. Several years ago, I visited The Cove in Ashville, North Carolina, the Christian Conference Center owned and operated by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, and the only thing more breathtaking than the pristine campus was the reality that God used one man to preach to 215 million people in 185 different countries. The memorabilia of past crusades on six different continents told a story of its own. The masses of people who were touched through the ministry of Billy Graham made me weep. It also caused me to recommit myself to living for God’s glory. This experience started me on a journey that culminated in the writing of “The Legend of Sam Tally.” With the recent passing of Reverend Graham, this book is a fitting way to celebrate his accomplishments for the Kingdom of God. The Legend of Sam Tally is a western tribute to a spiritual giant, a hero of the Christian faith, and a man whose soul burned with the desire to see other souls come to faith and freedom in Jesus Christ. You will see so many familiar characteristics in Sam’s life and ministry that you have seen in Billy Graham’s, with several exceptions of course. Follow the knife-throwing preacher, Tally, to the cow towns and boomtowns of the west where he confronts the atrocities of his day with the good news. Experience the powerful, life-changing Gospel take effect in the lives of people like Scar-faced Shayla, a saloon girl whose disfigured face and wounded spirit led her to believe her life was hopeless and would never be any better than it was. When you have finished reading this book, I hope you will be more resolved than ever to live for God’s glory and His pleasure, as Sam Tally and Billy Graham were. Let your light shine.

Jim Burnett has written the sixth installment to Miracle at Caller’s Spring Ranch. It is not your average Western. Come ride along with the pistol-shooting, Bible-quoting brothers who bring their own brand of twisted justice across the West. Albert and Hobe Lett were raised in a minister’s home, but when their father dies prematurely of a heart attack, they become mad at the world, especially church folks who they feel are the real culprits in their father’s death. Taking up the gun and the devil’s ways, these brothers proudly earn the moniker “The Missionaries” as they administer their own form of justice on those who are causing others harm in each town they visit, often quoting Scripture to justify their actions. It’s not until Albert is forced to kill a man who is about to shoot Hobe in a bank robbery gone bad that the brothers begin to realize the wrong path they are on. But before they can set things right, a bounty hunter kills Albert. The Broken Halo of Hobe Lett will have you laughing one moment and wiping tears from your face in the next. It is a powerful story of religion gone bad.