Alfred Dennis Boeken

Set against the backdrop of the Wild West, this installment of the Crow Killer Series blends action, adventure, and romance. The narrative follows dynamic characters navigating the complexities of life in a rugged landscape, highlighting their struggles and triumphs. As tensions rise between cultures, the story delves into themes of resilience and the pursuit of justice, making it a captivating continuation of the series. Readers can expect thrilling encounters and emotional depth as the characters forge their destinies.

Join Alfred Dennis, award winning western author, as he shares the true accounts of some hilarious days from a six-decade long experience as a horseshoer around Fort Worth, Texas. The short stories are all true, except in some cases he changed the horse's names to protect the innocent!Alfred, A.C. and Carl Dennis took turns being kicked, stomped, bitten, and roughed up as they went about their routine of shoeing and working with horses. A few good coon hunting adventures have been added to spice things up, but he promised all are accurate at least as near as the old horseshoer could remember. I hope you enjoy the collection of short stories in this book!

Set against the backdrop of the Brazos River Bottoms in Texas, this historical fiction follows the Stallings family as they embark on a daring quest to capture and tame wild mustang horses. Filled with action and adventure, the narrative explores the challenges and triumphs they face in their pursuit, showcasing the rugged beauty of the landscape and the spirit of the American West.

Set against the backdrop of the Wild West, this novel follows the El Paso gunman on a thrilling journey filled with action and adventure. Alongside the gripping plot, it weaves in elements of classic western romance, capturing the spirit of frontier life and the challenges faced by its characters. Readers can expect a blend of excitement and heartfelt moments as the story unfolds in a richly depicted western landscape.

Set against the backdrop of the early American West, this story weaves together themes of romance and adventure, highlighting the deep bond between humans and horses. The sweet mountain air adds to the enchanting atmosphere, making it a captivating read for those who appreciate tales of love and exploration in a rugged landscape.

Set against the backdrop of the mid-1800s western frontier, the story follows Eagle Wing, an Arapaho destined for leadership as a Lance Bearer. He plays a crucial role in the struggle to protect the land promised to Native American tribes amidst the encroachment of white pioneers. The narrative explores themes of resistance, identity, and the fight for sovereignty in a time of conflict and change.

Set against the backdrop of westward expansion, the story follows the Lanes as they embark on a perilous journey filled with romance, action, and courage. Their quest centers around finding the legendary warrior Lone Eagle, navigating through numerous hardships along the way. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the challenges faced by those in pursuit of their dreams and heritage.

Action and suspense intertwine as Massai embarks on a journey to uncover startling family secrets. Throughout his quest, he confronts life-and-death challenges posed by dangerous adversaries, all while navigating a backdrop of romance. The story intricately weaves themes of identity and heritage within the context of Native American culture, providing a gripping narrative filled with tension and emotional depth.

Set in the early American West, this thrilling western weaves together action, adventure, and romance. A young man's journey unfolds as he faces challenges to save his family ranch while also rescuing a young woman from the notorious Comancheros. The story promises a blend of tension and excitement as the protagonist navigates danger and develops deeper connections.

Set against the backdrop of the wild western frontier, the story follows Jedidiah Bracket, known as the Crow Killer, who is celebrated by the Arapaho tribe. After achieving the esteemed title of Lance Bearer, he seeks peace in a secluded valley with his family. However, tragedy strikes when the Pawnee leader, Strong Otter, attacks and kills the Arapaho chief and his son. The tribe turns to Jedidiah once again, urging him to reclaim his warrior spirit and seek justice for the fallen, highlighting themes of honor, duty, and vengeance.