Dave P. Fisher

"The Oregon Territory" - Book 3 - the concluding novel in "The Return of Travis Walker" trilogy is now available. LATEST RELEASE: "The Oregon Territory" - Book 3 - "The Return of Travis Walker" "The Return of Travis Walker" trilogy is a journey through the spring and summer of 1832, in the days of the Mountain Men. Three men, unknown to each other, who's lives have been severely altered by the murderous crimes of other men, come together to render justice on the men who tore their lives apart. Their quest takes them on a man hunt from St. Charles, Missouri, through the Rocky Mountain wilderness, to the British held Oregon Territory. Overcoming challenges and obstacles along the way, they dispense justice to the murderers as they advance. SEAVER AND LONG RIDER - The series is set in the 1870's, and revolves around the actions of Jack Seaver, and his partner, Long Rider, an Absaroke, former Indian scout for the army. The stories are interconnected, so you need to read them in order to understand the comments, needling between the two men, and the back stories of each. As with all my novels, the stories are historically accurate. They include my usual twists and turns, (you think you figured it out, but then it swerves off onto a different fork in the road), interlaced with humor, good guys, bad guys, and as always, there is no foul language, or off-colored scenes, and the good guys always win in the end. Thank you for reading, Dave NEW WESTERN SERIES published by Dusty Saddles Productions The "Seaver and Long Rider" series "The Killing of Sheriff Paddon - Part 1 - The Murder (Novel #1) "The Killing of Sheriff Paddon - Part 2 - The Hunt (Novel #2) "The Fugitives" - Novel #3 "The Widow Corbyn" - Novel #4 "The Reckoning" - Novel #5 "The Last Copperhead" Novel #6 "The Syndicate" Novel #7 MOUNTAIN MAN TRILOGY "The Return of Travis Walker" "Kills Many Quickly"- Book 1 "Pierre's Hole" - Book 2 "The Oregon Territory" Book 3 Dave is internationally published, with over 500 non-fiction and fiction works to his credit. He has had over 70 western short stories published, 9 of which have earned Reader's Choice Awards. His short stories have also been included in 18 anthologies, including being invited to write a story for the prestigious, international "Taj Mahal Review". He is a 3 time winner of the Will Rogers Gold Medallion Award for Outstanding Western fiction. Dave P. Fisher is a life long westerner who has spent half his lifetime as a working cowboy, rodeo rider, bronc buster, horsepacker, beaver trapper, and guide. His adventures on the back of a horse have taken him from the wilds of Alaska to Oregon, and all through the Rocky Mountains. His novels are steeped in historical accuracy from in-depth research and traveling the very ground, and historic places, where many of his stories take place. Dave frequently reflects the stories his father, born in 1905, told him of the old days, and the stories old timers he worked with told him about how it really was in the Old West. Contact: doublediamondbooks@ymail.com Following are his active novels: "THE POUDRE CANYON SAGA" series: Book 1 - "Where No Man Rules" Book 2 - "The Last Buffalo Days" Book 3 - "Only One End" Book 4 - "Ring of Conspiracy" Book 5 - "Look Past Today" Book 6 - "Moon of the Strong Cold" Book 7 - "The Fates of Justice" Book 8 - "The Cost of this Ground" Book 9 - "The Pelletier Standard" Book 10 - "Bound for the Fair Land" "TEN MEN OF COURAGE" trilogy Book 1 - "Into the Jumanes" Book 2 - "Return to the Jumanes" Book 3 - "Sunrise Over the Jumanes" Prequel Novels (back stories): Book 1 - "Forging the Ten Men" Troy, Jason, Griffin, Brody, Teague Book 2 - "Forging the Ten Men" Ace, Kip, Nacio Book 3 - "Forging the Ten Men" Lon and Hap HISTORICAL WESTERN NOVELS: "The Turning of Copper Creek" "Zak Doolin's Gold" "No Trial Needed" "The Outlaw Hunter" "Justice Owed" "Stare Down the Devil" "The Hanging of August Miller" "When Dusk Falls" "MACLEOD" "Good Men Stand" "VIRGIL CREEDE TRILOGY" "Buck the Tiger" "A Pack of Scoundrels" "Unlikely Associates" NORTHWEST SUSPENSE COLLECTION This line of novels are set in the U.S. northwest states of Alaska, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Contemporary crime novels with a rural or wilderness setting involving the people who make their livings from the woods and small towns. Crimes are investigated and criminals run down by Alaska Troopers, State Police, Sheriff's Deputies, DEA, and FBI. Modern crime detection and methods are used, but so is good old fashioned police work. "Mark of the Killer" "Cold Blows the Tundra Wind" "Code of the Bush" "The Yaquina Covenant" "Run Down the Sun"