Book Catalog
Jay Bird’s Judgement
Set in the rough country of the American West, this spirited frontier tale follows a ranch outfit whose search for a cook turns into a whirlwind of misunderstanding, gossip, and comic ambition. With dry wit, vivid ranch life, and a cast of unforgettable cowhands, W. C. Tuttle brings the open range to life in a story where practical problems quickly become social calamities. Blending humor, romance, and classic cowboy mischief, this early twentieth-century western captures the charm of tall-tale storytelling without losing its human touch. A lively period piece, it offers readers both laughter and a sharply observed portrait of ranch life on the range.
Sun Dog Loot
In Sun Dog County, Sheriff Brick Davidson faces a mounting wave of robberies, political pressure, and a frontier that grows more dangerous by the day. As suspicion deepens and loyalties are tested, wit, grit, and raw courage become the only defenses against a shifting criminal threat. Rich in Western atmosphere and driven by sharp dialogue, this classic tale blends action, humor, and suspense on a lawless range.
Derelicts Of The Hills
In the rugged hills north of Piperock, two grizzled prospectors scratch out a living between mesquite, dust, and dreams of a lucky strike. When Magpie Simpkins — dabbler in hypnotism, psychology, and communion with the spirits — returns from town head-over-boots in love with a blue-eyed waitress, his long-suffering partner Ike Harper braces for the worst. What follows is a tall tale of buckshot justice, bailing-wire suspenders, and the peculiar comedy that unfolds when a scientific loco sourdough decides to tie the knot. W. C. Tuttle spins a classic slice of pulp-era Western humor in the authentic cowboy dialect that made his Piperock yarns a staple of Adventure magazine.
Injuneered
In the rough-and-tumble frontier town of Piperock, a visit from a flamboyant old acquaintance turns an ordinary day into a spectacle of wagers, rivalries, and escalating disorder. Told in a lively vernacular, this comic Western spins together small-town pride, traveling-show chaos, and the unpredictable ambitions of men who never quite play fair. W. C. Tuttle delivers a fast-moving tale of gambling, swagger, and absurd misadventure set against the dusty humor of the American West.
His Brother’s Keeper
In the scorched reaches of Bitter Water Valley, a sheriff famed for his unbending devotion to the law sets out across the desert on a manhunt that becomes something far more intimate and unforgiving. As old grievances, family wounds, and frontier justice converge, the badlands strip every conviction to its core. W. C. Tuttle crafts a stark Western of moral conflict, harsh landscape, and the perilous line between duty and obsession.