Frank Roderus Boeken

The story follows Charlie McMurty, a young man with dreams of prosperity and love, who faces a devastating betrayal when he is robbed by a trusted friend. Left for dead after his ambitious cattle drive, Charlie's journey shifts from seeking a ranch and marrying his sweetheart to a fight for survival and redemption. As he recuperates, he must master the art of shooting to confront his attackers and repay his neighbors, highlighting themes of trust, resilience, and the harsh realities of life in the American West.

The story follows a seasoned drifter from Yellow House Creek, Texas, who has spent 15 years working on various ranches. With his hard-earned savings, he dreams of owning his own land and considers the Triple X Ranch, known as the Whiskey Brand, which offers prime cattle land at an attractive price. As he explores this opportunity, the narrative delves into themes of ambition, the quest for belonging, and the challenges of ranch life in the American West.

Cowpuncher Johnny Ackerman is just ready to propose to his girl when he gets some competition from the East in the form of Edwin Foster, the new schoolmaster, whose bearing and manners have attracted the attention of every unwed lady in town, especially the girl of Johnny's dreams. Original.

The Keystone Kid comes all the way from Pennsylvania to be a cowboy dressed in a new Western outfit. He became the butt of some jokes at the local bar and made no attempt to fight back against the bully who decided to make a show of it. That day is how he got his name "Keystone Kid" and his reputation as a coward. He made one friend who showed him the ropes and ways of a cowhand and when the time finally came to prove himself, he had to stand alone and his life depended on it.