MYSTERIES BY MARGARET COEL
Margaret Coel's western mysteries are set among the Arapahos on the Wind River Reservation.

EIGHT SECONDS
by Jean Ferris
Eighteen-year-old John must confront his own sexuality when he goes to rodeo school and finds himself strangely attracted to an older boy who is smart, tough, complicated, gorgeous, and gay.

MEADOW LARK
by Mary Peace Finley
Leaving her home in Taos, Mexico, in 1845, thirteen-year-old Teresita joins a wagon train, hoping to find both her brother Julio and a new life for herself that is different from that of her mother.

BULL RIDER
by Marilyn Halvorson
In spite of his father's death at the National Finals six years earlier, Layne is determined to become an award-winning bull rider.

MYSTERIES BY TONY HILLERMAN
Tony Hillerman's western mystery novels are set in the Four Corners area of New Mexico and feature protagonists Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee of the Navajo tribal police.

THE BIG BURN
by Jeanette Ingold
Three teenagers battle the flames of the Big Burn of 1910, one of the century's biggest wildfires.

DAISY KUTTER: THE LAST TRAIN
by Kazu Kibuishi
Set in the dusty town of Middleton, a young gunfighter must learn to deal with the trials and tribulations of day-to-day life while fighting hordes of robots and a rogues’ gallery of malicious criminals.

LONESOME DOVE
by Larry McMurtry
Set in the late nineteenth century, Lonesome Dove is the story of a cattle drive from Texas to Montana–and much more. It is a drive that represents for everybody involved not only a daring, even a foolhardy, adventure, but a part of the American Dream–the attempt to carve out of the last remaining wilderness a new life.

CENTENNIAL
by James Michener
A story of trappers, traders, homesteaders, gold seekers, ranchers, and hunters–all caught up in the dramatic events and violent conflicts that shaped the destiny of our legendary West.

CALL ME FRANCIS TUCKET
by Gary Paulsen
Having separated from the one-armed trapper who taught him how to survive in the wilderness of the Old West, fifteen-year-old Francis gets lost and continues to have adventures involving dangerous men and a friendly mule.

HORSE THIEF
by Robert Newton Peck
In 1938, with the help of a doctor and his elderly, horse-thieving father, a seventeen-year-old orphan steals thirteen horses from Chickalookee, Florida's doomed rodeo and finds a family in the process.

DANIEL'S WALK
by Michael Spooner
With little more than a bedroll, a change of clothes, and a Bible, fourteen-year-old Daniel LeBlanc begins walking the Oregon Trail in search of his father who, according to a mysterious visitor, is in big trouble and needs his son's help.

BILLY THE KID
by Theodore Taylor
Young William Bonney is talked into committing his first train robbery, unaware that his cousin and best friend, Willie Monroe, is now sheriff of the nearest town, and that his fellow robbers are already wanted in four states.

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