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Last Chance
It may be the twilight of the Old West but the sun's not about to set on Ethan Payne. The tough-as-nails gunslinger is still holding strong to the traditions that made him notorious. A new trade is giving him the chance to prove it--as regulator for a Wyoming cattleman's association. But when an innocent man is killed, Payne's spirit dies long with him. Now it's the fearless outlaw who needs to be rescued. And Buffalo Bill Cody's the one to do it. A U.S. scout who rode out the civil War in glory, Cody's become the Wild West's greatest showman. Now that he's got Payne in the act, it's only going to get wilder. The biggest draw Cody ever bankrolled, Payne is riding high once again. Especially when the tour takes him back to Chicago, and back to beautiful Lilah. But the past--like vengeance--never dies. An enemy's got a score to settle. And in Last Chance by Jason Manning, Payne had better watch his shadow if he doesn't want his new dream to go up in smoke.
The Mountain Renegade
As the aggression in hostile Cheyenne country escalates, Gordon Hawkes must choose his side once and for all-and fight for the one thing he has left...his family
The Rise of Victimhood Culture
The Rise of Victimhood Culture offers a framework for understanding recent moral conflicts at U.S. universities, which have bled into society at large. These are not the familiar clashes between liberals and conservatives or the religious and the secular: instead, they are clashes between a new moral culture—victimhood culture—and a more traditional culture of dignity. Even as students increasingly demand trigger warnings and “safe spaces,” many young people are quick to police the words and deeds of others, who in turn claim that political correctness has run amok. Interestingly, members of both camps often consider themselves victims of the other. In tracking the rise of victimhood culture, Bradley Campbell and Jason Manning help to decode an often dizzying cultural milieu, from campus riots over conservative speakers and debates around free speech to the election of Donald Trump.
Gone to Texas
In 1839, when President Jackson decides its time for Texas to gain independence from Mexico, he calls on Flintlock Jones and his grandson Christopher Groves. The pair can't wait to get into action, but get more than they bargained for when kidnappers, river pirates, cutthroats and bounty hunters lay in wait for them on a dangerous trail from Kentucky to the Texas territory.
High Country
Stretching across the majesty of the untamed Rockies at a time when the wilderness was wide open, High Country begins an epic saga of the fur trappers who sought fortune and freedom in the Great West.
Mountain Honor
Life and death are nothing-without honorhellip;After decades of hiding in the Colorado Rockies from those who falsely branded him an outlaw, mountain man Gordon Hawkes and his kin find their peace disturbed by old enemies-and new dangers. Therers"s trouble brewing between the U.S. Army and the Cheyenne Nation, whom Hawkes considers almost family. As the white man breaks treaty after treaty, the Cheyenne have finally had enough, and ready themselves for warhellip;Approached by the man who first forced him to become a fugitive, Hawkes agrees to serve as peacemaker between the two warring nations-until he realizes that the Indians are already being slaughtered, and the Army has no intention of stopping short of total extermination.Now, Gordon Hawkes must risk his family, his freedom, and his life to finally restore his honorhellip;
Texas Bound
"They were the Texas volunteers. On an open prairie in front of a mission called the Alamo, Santa Anna' soldiers won a brutal victory-in a battle that became a call to arms around the country. Brave men answered from across the United States: New Englanders and Virginians, Kentuckians and Cajuns, all came to the brawling, sprawling province called Texas to sign a Declaration of Independence on Sam Houston's birthday. Now four men from Alabama, new recruits in John Shakleford's Red Rovers, have joined the fight: Pierce Hammond, the cowardly son of a wealthy plantation owner; Mingo Green, a runaway slave yearning to be free; Boone Tasker, too poor to marry the woman he loves; and Gabe Cochran, a young widower with nothing left to live for. Fleeing their pasts, they are bound by a noble cause. And they will back up their words with their honor, their courage, and their lives."--BOOK COVER
Green River Rendezvous
With his wife Morning Skye by his side, legendary mountain man Zach Hannah stands up to the Blackfeet, the most feared native tribe in the West, and blocks a brutal group of trappers from ruining the land. Original.
American Blood
Jason Manning continues his successful mountain man adventures in the compelling Falconer Saga! Hugh Falconer--tracker, trapper, explorer, and mountain man extraordinaire--leads an American army deep into what is now New Mexico to claim it for the United States--and ends up caught in the middle of the deadly Taos rebellion!
Promised Land
Manning continues his successful mountain man adventures in the all-new Falconer saga. Hugh Falconer--tracker, trapper, explorer, and mountain man extraordinaire--resumes his journey on the Oregon Trail, bringing along the toughest gang of roughnecks and outcasts ever to blaze a trail.
