Most Popular Books by Tom Curry

They were proud Texans who returned in defeat from the Civil War, totally unaware that a new army of evil men were threatening to take over their beloved state.At first they thought the ambushing and scalping was being done by the fierce Apaches and Comanches tribes that rode the Chisholm Trail. But telltale tracks told them something different. These were shod horses ... the horses of white men.

Leadville was the hottest, wildest mining town in the West, where fortunes in silver were made in a day and death came cheap in the night. When a cutthroat gang seized the town by force, the Rio Kid gathered forces of vengeance for a deadly showdown - and the streets of Leadville turned into a river of blood!

Daniel Worrell leaves his property to a bloodthirsty band of Mexican rustlers and makes his way to Smithville; it looks as if nobody can stop the kill-crazy gang except maybe the Rio Kid.

Worldwide literature classic, among top 100 literary novels of all time. A must read for everybody, a book that will keep saying what it has to say for years.

Schooled in the ruthless Prussian ways of war, Manfred Von Wohl was applying the murderous methods of the Old World to the virgin lands of the American West.

Custer''s Seventh Cavalry was called in to protect settlers. Riding as Chief of Scouts was the Rio Kid. Another more treacherousforce was driving the Indians to massacre. The Rio Kid had to shoot his way to the truth.

About the vast floor space stood the numerous masses of stone and amber, some covered with immense canvas shrouds which made them look like ghost hillocks in the dimness. Betty Young stood, gasping in fright, clutching the pistol in her hand, trying to catch the sounds of men in that chamber of horror.

From Twenty Miles Away Stabbed the "Atom-filtering" Rays to Allen Baker in His Cell in the Death House.

Jim Barringer finds his father murdered and scalped - with a distinctive boot mark near the body. Seems white men killed him, and are trying to pin it on the Sioux.