Fight Like a Man, Die Like a TexanThe War Between the States changed the Cotton brothers forever — giving Johnny a mean streak a mile wide, and leaving Ted with a determination never to kill again. Even an attack on their Texas ranch by Comanche renegades won't stir Ted Cotton to action, opening a rift between him and his hotheaded sibling that nothing can heal. But when Johnny takes off alone on a trail drive to Kansas and pays the ultimate price for his recklessness, Ted is forced to reconsider his peaceful ways and take up his guns again. Because there's a different kind of war brewing on the north side of the Arkansas River — and Ted Cotton can no longer avoid the kind of bloody violence that sickened him when he wore the gray ... now that shooting is the only way out.

The Past Comes Calling With a Gun ...The good people of Cross Creek, Wyoming, hired gunslinger Brett Kincaid to keep the peace. But the only peace Kinkaid recognizes is the serenity of the grave — and at least one of his bullets has Morgan Atwater's name on it. Atwater hung up his guns a long time ago, and he's only in town to see his wife and son, nothing more. Yet hatred is reason enough for Kinkaid's brand of personal justice — and the badge he wears gives him the power, if not the right, to get away with murder. It wasn't what he wanted, but Morgan Atwater's got one final score to settle ... with a rogue town marshal with a lightning draw and blood in his eye.