Luke Short (writer) - Novels

Novels

  • The Feud at Single Shot, 1935
  • The Branded Man, 1936
  • The Man on the Blue, 1936
  • Marauders' Moon, 1937
  • King Colt, 1937
  • Brand of Empire, 1937
  • Bold Rider, 1938
  • Savage Range, 1938
  • Raiders of the Rimrock, 1938
  • Hard Money, 1938
  • Bounty Guns, 1939
  • War on the Cimarron, 1939
  • Dead Freight for Piute, 1939
  • Bought with a Gun, 1940
  • Barren Land Showdown, 1940
  • Raw Land, 1940
  • Gunman's Chance, 1941 — film, 1948
  • Hardcase, 1941
  • Ride the Man Down, 1942
  • Sunset Graze, 1942
  • And the Wind Blows Free, 1943--Told in the first person--Unique for Short
  • Ramrod, 1943 — film, 1947
  • Coroner Creek, 1945 — film, 1948
  • Fiddlefoot, 1946
  • Station West, 1946 — film, 1948
  • High Vermilion, 1947
  • Vengeance Valley, 1949 — film, 1951
  • Ambush, 1948 — film, 1950
  • Play a Lone Hand, 1950
  • Saddle by Starlight, 1952
  • Silver Rock, 1953
  • Rimrock, 1955
  • The Whip, 1956
  • Summer of the Smoke, 1958
  • First Claim, 1960
  • Desert Crossing, 1961
  • Last Hunt, 1962
  • The Some-Day Country, 1963
  • First Campaign, 1965
  • Paper Sheriff, 1965
  • The Primrose Try, 1966
  • Debt of Honor, 1967
  • The Guns of Hanging Lake, 1968
  • Donovan's Gun, 1968
  • The Deserters, 1969
  • Three for the Money, 1970
  • Man from the Desert, 1971
  • The Outrider, 1972
  • The Stalkers, 1973
  • The Man from Two Rivers, 1974
  • Trouble Country, 1976

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