A Mountain Life Western Adventure Series by Charles Ray

The fifth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!After his family was killed by slave catchers in the settlement of New Canaan, Nebraska, Caleb escaped and lived among the Winnebago tribe until he came of age. He then moved south, settling near Bear Creek, Colorado, where he engages in hunting and trapping, working with the general store owner in the town. One day, a ghost from his past comes to Bear Creek. Four of the men involved in his parents’ deaths, show up... moreThe fifth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!After his family was killed by slave catchers in the settlement of New Canaan, Nebraska, Caleb escaped and lived among the Winnebago tribe until he came of age. He then moved south, settling near Bear Creek, Colorado, where he engages in hunting and trapping, working with the general store owner in the town. One day, a ghost from his past comes to Bear Creek. Four of the men involved in his parents’ deaths, show up. When they beat and rob Caleb’s friend, he swears that he will finally get the vengeance that is long overdue.The trail leads from Colorado to the Dakotas where there is a final reckoning that changes Caleb’s life forever.Grab your copy today! less

Mountain Men Caleb Johnson and Bear Willis find themselves in the deadliest adventure of their lives. Ruthless speculators and hordes of fortune seekers are rushing to Colorado in the hopes of getting rich. These speculators have no regard for treaties or boundaries as they chase after gold and silver.By chance, Bear and his son, Jamie, meet Caleb on the trail. Bear and Jamie are tracking down kidnapped Ute Indian girls... moreMountain Men Caleb Johnson and Bear Willis find themselves in the deadliest adventure of their lives. Ruthless speculators and hordes of fortune seekers are rushing to Colorado in the hopes of getting rich. These speculators have no regard for treaties or boundaries as they chase after gold and silver.By chance, Bear and his son, Jamie, meet Caleb on the trail. Bear and Jamie are tracking down kidnapped Ute Indian girls. While Caleb and his wife, Flora, are heading to Leadville, Beaver and Jamie rescue the girls and return them to the Ute village. The Ute are thrilled at having their children back home. However, their joy is short-lived when they learn that white men are raping their land and killing their people in their quest for gold and silver.Mortimer Latimer, a sleazy wheeler-dealer, has scored the biggest deal of his career, convincing wealthy businessmen to invest in his mining venture. Latimer has hired gun-slick Brett Rawlings and his band of cutthroats to protect his mineral rights at any cost. Bullets fly and knives flash as Bear and Caleb battle Rawlings and struggle to prevent an all-out war between the Ute and the settlers.Grab your copy today! less

The nineteenth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!Two men show up at Caleb’s cabin wanting to hire him as a guide. They tell him that they’re scientists doing research on fossils in the southern part of Colorado, an area near the Ute Indian reservation. Caleb agrees, but not long after arriving in the area he begins to notice strange behavior which rouses his suspicions of their true motives... moreThe nineteenth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!Two men show up at Caleb’s cabin wanting to hire him as a guide. They tell him that they’re scientists doing research on fossils in the southern part of Colorado, an area near the Ute Indian reservation. Caleb agrees, but not long after arriving in the area he begins to notice strange behavior which rouses his suspicions of their true motives.When he learns their true objective for being in this particular area he must take quick action to avoid possible conflict with the Indians who don’t take kindly to people trespassing on their land.Grab your copy today! less

The twenty-seventh book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!Caleb reminisces as he tells Flora the story of how he came to be called Black Bear. After the murder of his parents and the destruction of New Canaan, young Caleb flees for his life and is found wandering on the prairie by a band of Ho-Chunk hunters who take him back to their village... moreThe twenty-seventh book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!Caleb reminisces as he tells Flora the story of how he came to be called Black Bear. After the murder of his parents and the destruction of New Canaan, young Caleb flees for his life and is found wandering on the prairie by a band of Ho-Chunk hunters who take him back to their village. After a while, they press him to adopt an Indian name, but he doesn’t know the customs so is unable to choose an appropriate one. Then, while hunting with his friends Lame Deer and Bright Eagle, he has an encounter that reveals his totem spirit and the only name that fits him.Grab your copy today! less

The twenty-ninth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!When a wealthy easterner wants to acquire the land of an old mountain man to build a mine, the old mountain man tells him no. The easterner brings in a gang of hired guns to convince the old man to sell and they burn his house down—with him inside. Fortunately, the old man escapes the flames and goes to Caleb Johnson for assistance... moreThe twenty-ninth book in the Mountain Life Western Adventure series from Charles Ray!When a wealthy easterner wants to acquire the land of an old mountain man to build a mine, the old mountain man tells him no. The easterner brings in a gang of hired guns to convince the old man to sell and they burn his house down—with him inside. Fortunately, the old man escapes the flames and goes to Caleb Johnson for assistance. Together, the two of them face off against long odds in order to protect the mountain man/s life and property.Grab your copy today! less

A brand new Mountain Man sequel from Charles Ray!Caleb and Flora Johnson are in the hills north of Bear Creek looking for herbs for Flora’s garden. They encounter a group of settlers who have wandered onto sacred Shoshone land... moreA brand new Mountain Man sequel from Charles Ray!Caleb and Flora Johnson are in the hills north of Bear Creek looking for herbs for Flora’s garden. They encounter a group of settlers who have wandered onto sacred Shoshone land. While they try to figure out how to keep the green horns out of danger, Caleb is wrestling with a promise he made to Bear Creek’s sheriff, Ned Walker, to find and arrest a man wanted for murder in another town who is thought to have fled to the area to which they’re traveling.He hasn’t told Flora of the promise and he finds himself in a bit of a dilemma when it turns out the wanted man, Jeremiah Hawkins, is indeed in the area. less

When Charlie Two Feathers asks Caleb to go with him to the town of Kildare to help him procure some special building materials, it appears to be a routine trip. Just before Kildare, they encounter a young woman being attacked by a gang and come to her rescue. She joins them on the journey, but Kildare turns out not to be a safe haven. Jennifer Rogers, a brothel owner from Denver, is in Kildare with plans to expand her business but is up against the male bordello owners... moreWhen Charlie Two Feathers asks Caleb to go with him to the town of Kildare to help him procure some special building materials, it appears to be a routine trip. Just before Kildare, they encounter a young woman being attacked by a gang and come to her rescue. She joins them on the journey, but Kildare turns out not to be a safe haven. Jennifer Rogers, a brothel owner from Denver, is in Kildare with plans to expand her business but is up against the male bordello owners. Caleb is no fan of brothels but he hates to see anyone ganged up on, so he throws in with Jennifer and the feathers start to fly. less

Sebastian Kornblum, a professor from a university back east, wants to do first-hand research of the Cherokee migration from Indian Territory to California in the late 1840s to work in the gold fields. He comes to Bear Creek looking for someone to guide him over what is known as the Cherokee Trail, and is directed to Caleb Johnson, one of the region’s best guides and trackers... moreSebastian Kornblum, a professor from a university back east, wants to do first-hand research of the Cherokee migration from Indian Territory to California in the late 1840s to work in the gold fields. He comes to Bear Creek looking for someone to guide him over what is known as the Cherokee Trail, and is directed to Caleb Johnson, one of the region’s best guides and trackers. Intrigued by Kornblum’s request, Caleb and his wife, Flora, agree and they set out, this time accompanied by Snuffy and Dog, a bear and a dog who consider themselves part of the Johnson family. Along the way, they encounter one obstacle after another, one mystery after another, the most intriguing of which is a mysterious elderly woman who lives with her two servants in a secluded valley in the mountains. It is from her, though, that Kornblum learns much about the Cherokee Trail and the people who traveled it. In the meantime, Caleb and Flora learn about the importance of home. less