Too Young To Die, Too Mean to Care! There's nothing like a smoking six gun in your hand to make you grow up fast! They were the youngest-and some said the most dangerous-gang in the territory. They were just kids, but the savagery of the untamed West made men out of them before their time. Download Ride Tall or Hang High, before the Outlaws meet there inevitable fate.

They were just boys, but a thirst for revenge made them men. Six years before, the able troop of the Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment had been assigned to escort a small tribe of Comanche to a reservation. Instead they went on a brutal rampage, killing almost every man, woman and child in the camp. But one miraculously survived the the massacre. A twelve year old boy called Eagle. Now he was eighteen and revenge burned in his gut like a hot poker. He wouldn't rest until every last member of the regiment died screaming.

Johnnie Joe the youngest member of the Outlaws, heads with his brothers to San Francisco to seek revenge on a card cheat who did him out of $15,000 years before

There comes a time when you've got to stand up and face them, no matter the odds, no matter the outcome! Chet Cunningham, America's premiere western writer, brings you another action adventure western, No. 4 in the Outlaw series.

In jail for cutting up a gringo in a fair fight, Juan Romero now rides with the outlaws! He's been with them since leaving his wife and young son behind in Mexico. On his return he finds them taken prisoner by a murderous officer of the Federales. They face certain torture and death-unless the Outlaws can submerge Batista and his thugs in a pool of their own blood.

Six foot-four and solid muscle, Gunner Johnson was the quietest member of the Willy Boy Gang. Despite his calm manner, he exploded more violently than a stick of dynamite any time his friends were threatened. So when someone started embezzling money from his mother's saw mill and murdering the people who could expose him. Gunner led the gang to Arizona. But what they didn't know was that the swindler was desperate enough to try to kill them all-and crazy enough to suceed.

J.R. Jefferson, aka The Professor, has shed his ties with the Willy Boy Gang. Using his real name, Nate Thadius comes to the attention of some Pinkerton detectives for helping to foil a train robbery. But Nate’s got a job to do; track down Percival Griffin, a crook who looted his own bank back in Denver, and make sure he gets put away. Griffin’s been sent to Cleveland, Ohio for a trial on a similar crime there. But money smoothes the path and Griffin isn’t quite in the custody of justice in Cleveland. Thadius must track him down again, win the love of Griffin’s daughter, and get himself established as a Pinkerton detective in his own right. But can he do all that before Griffin puts him six feet under fresh Cleveland sod?

They killed his family, and he'll hunt them to hell and back, until he spills their blood and takes their last breath, for Willy Boy has revenge in his heart. Even if it cost him his all.

There's no good Inidan 'cept a dead Indian...but they shouldn't have killed his family and left him breathing! And they can run, but they can't hide, even in the deep Oklahoma woods. Chet Cunningham has done it again...America's premiere western writer!