[Free eBook] Shooting Trail by Alan David [Western]

Shooting Trail by Alan David, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, a prolific multi-genre pulp fiction author, is a standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering Press imprint.

This was originally published in 1984 by Robert Hale using the pseudonym Jack Bassett.

The story stars an undercover lawman who soon finds himself in over his head, seeking justice for murdered men and a stagecoach robbery in a town dominated by a corrupt family.

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[Free eBook] Hangrope Fever by Chuck Mason [Western]

Hangrope Fever by Chuck Mason, a pseudonym for prolific British multi-genre pulp fiction author Donald S. Rowland, is a standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Frontier imprint.

This was originally published in 1973 by Robert Hale.

The story stars a state deputy going undercover as a wanted man in order to investigate a train robbery, meanwhile trying to avoid rough justice from a gang of vigilantes out to hang any criminals they can find.

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[Free eBook REPEAT] Troubleshooter by Alan David [Western]

Troubleshooter by Alan David, a pseudonym for prolific multi-genre British author Donald S. Rowland, is the 1st novel in his Chet Manning trilogy of western historical action adventure novels, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1979 by Magread under the title Iron Rails using the pseudonym Bart Shane. The trilogy stars a gunslinging troubleshooter for the South and West railroad company.

This installment sets up the rivalry between S&W and a competitor with ambitions of being the first to lay tracks to a certain area by whatever means necessary, and Manning’s attempts to defend his own company from an opposite number determined to put them out of business, starting by targeting S&W’s chief troubleshooter.

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[Free eBook] Trail to Boot Hill by Burt Kroll [Western]

Trail to Boot Hill by Burt Kroll, a pseudonym for the late British author Donald S. Rowland, is a vintage western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1977 by Robert Hale.

The story stars a cynical loner, used to fending for himself, who reluctantly gets involved in a rancher’s battle against a bullying sheriff.

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[Free eBook] Project Oceanus by Alan David [Science Fiction Technothriller]

Project Oceanus by Alan David, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone science fiction technothriller, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This was originally published in 1975 by Robert Hale’s Hale SF line using the pseudonym Mark Suffling.

The story is set in the 23rd century on a damaged Earth where everyone is looking towards the ocean for their salvation, and plucky researchers attempt to perfect dangerously experimental technology what will enable humans to breathe underwater even as nefarious global forces seek to exploit the invention for their own purposes.

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[Free eBook] Space Probe by Alan David [Science Fiction Space Opera]

Space Probe by Alan David, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone science fiction space opera novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This was originally published in 1974 by Robert Hale’s Hale SF line using the pseudonym Graham Garner.

The story pits a plucky freight company employee and his companion against space pirates preying upon starships, as they work to discover a mole leaking secret information and uncover a dangerous chance to put an end to the pirates’ depredations.

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[Free eBook REPEAT] Starfall Muta by Alan David [Science Fiction with Horror]

Starfall Muta by Alan David, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone science fiction survival novel with horror elements, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This was originally published in 1975 by Robert Hale as part of their Hale SF line under the pseudonym Graham Garner.

The story involves a shuttlecraft incident which strands several crewmembers on the surface of an inhospitable alien planet with hostile inhabitants, while they try to carry out their original mission as well as find a way to make it back to their ship.

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[Free eBook] Coyote Trail by Burt Kroll [Western]

Coyote Trail by Burt Kroll, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1968 by Robert Hale.

The story stars a federal lawman coming into clean up a county becoming notorious for an increase in brazen outlaws who whacked his predecessors, taking a new approach with an undercover partner to ferret out criminals suspects and make alliances with the locals, a strategy which may or may not backfire upon him.

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[Free eBook] Death Wore Spurs by Clinton Spurr [Western]

Death Wore Spurs by Clinton Spurr, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1969 by Robert Hale.

The story centres around an escalating land dispute, starring a deputy Federal Marshal called in to defuse an impending range war between underhanded ranchers over a parcel of government land they had been using which is about to be sold, in a town rife with corruption under the crooked local sheriff.

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[Free eBook] The Hell Raisers by Clinton Spurr [Western]

The Hell Raisers by Clinton Spurr, a pseudonym for British author Donald S. Rowland, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1965 by Robert Hale.

The story is a tale of past and present conflict, as a father and son attempting to live a quiet life at their ranch run into troubles when the man who was once accustomed to using their land as his own but has no legal claim to it tries to intimidate and get rid of them by ruthlessly underhanded means, and the father’s own surprising secret past coming back to visit in a way which does not help matters at all.

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