Jericho Series

Nathan Jericho and his constant companion, Marcus, find themselves in yet another predicament. Marcus is kidnapped and held by a gang of four ruthless bank robbers. Nathan is forced to rob a bank in the town of Prairie Dog in order to save his friend. When three of the four kidnappers shoot down the sheriff of Sandstone Creek in cold blood and leave their fourth partner behind, Nathan finds himself in a race to find and save his friend. Deputy Dusty Dawson of Sandstone Creek is forced by some of the town's businessmen to form a posse to go after Nathan Jericho and the kidnappers. Finding Nathan and Marcus was easy for the deputy and his posse. Finding a way of a harrowing situation where they find themselves pinned down by fifty warring Cheroyuchi Indians was not so easy. With most of the posse dead, Nathan and Marcus make the promise to the Deputy to find the kidnappers and the bank's missing money and return them all to Sandstone Creek. And, Jericho and Marcus almost lose their lives to keep that promise.

Nathan Jericho and his long time partner, Marcus, were on their way to join up two friends and professional bank robbers, Bill Carver and Dave Kilpatrick, to do a job in the small town of Salt Flats when they happened upon a hanging in progress. Pyke O'Brien, self-appointed man of God and leader of the six man vigilante group, was determined to hang Fox Hutchins and Whitefield Harris for sins against God and man. When Nathan and Marcus intervened, they found themselves in a deadly shootout with the group of vigilantes. From there, the group found themselves surrounded by a raiding party of Comanche. Barely escaping with their lives, Nathan, Marcus and their two new-found friends, make their way to Rose Stone, only to find their two friends, Carver and Kilpatrick, had been killed in a shootout with the Mahan brothers. Needing two others to help with the four man job of robbing the Salt Flats bank, Nathan and Marcus decided to take Fox and Whitefield under their wings. When they reached Salt Flats, they found the bank, but also found far more than they bargained for.

Nathan Jericho, bored with the life of his cantina in Vera Cruz, Mexico, decided to have some fun in planning one last bank robbery. His best friend and long-time partner, Marcus, was nowhere around, so he gathered three other men to help with the job and headed out. While he was gone, two brothers and a hired gun by the name of Clay Bass arrived at the cantina in search of an older man the brothers wanted dead. In the process of killing their quarry, Isabella, the only woman Nathan trusted enough to run his cantina while he was away and also to call a friend, was gunned down by Bass. Nathan was furious when he returned and learned of her senseless death. Nathan set out with one agenda, to track down and kill Clay Bass for the murder of his friend. On his way to Victoria, the town where he'd heard Bass was last seen, he found himself in a world of trouble. Shot in ambush and left for dead, Nathan regained consciousness to find himself being nursed back to health by Ralph and Sarah Wilson. The very man who'd ambushed Nathan turned out to be insane and dangerous to the Wilsons. Jericho soon found himself fighting for his life, and theirs, in more ways than one.

Nathan Jericho and Marcus Amos, two men wanted for bank robbery, set out to find their comrades. Their search leads them to what they thought was the sleepy little town of Coral Creek. The two quickly learn that looks can be deceiving. Nathan and Marcus discover that the citizens within Coral Creek are being held captive by a ruthless gang of outlaws, ruled by terror and threats. One man within the town tells Nathan and Marcus of the murders of their two friends. When Nathan and Marcus get themselves set for revenge, they got more than they bargained for. Badly beaten by Clay Hardin and his gang, Nathan and Marcus are left for dead. With the help of three kindly citizens they escape and are nursed back to health. Two of the men who had helped them were killed for their assistance. Nathan and Marcus left town only to return to exact their vengeance on the gang responsible. To their disbelief, not only was Clay Hardin and his men forced to reckon once more with Nathan Jericho and Marcus Amos, but they found themselves in a bloody battle with the very townsfolk whom they had terrorized. At the end of the battle, Nathan, Marcus and the citizens of Coral Creek were free to live their lives in peace.