Texas Tales: Red River Days
Western Short Fiction / Texas Frontier Anthology
“The Texas Frontier was magnificent, merciless, and free.”
Wade Maverick rides through deadly gunfights, moonlit nights, and shifting loyalties on the 19th-century Texas frontier.
From deadly gunfights in Paradise to the wild beauty of Red River days and moonlit Nacogdoches nights — Wade Maverick wanders a frontier where every choice carries weight.
Lawmen trying to keep the peace like dutiful sheepdogs. Outlaws preying on people like wolves. Pioneers risking everything to build a better life. Immigrants reaching for their piece of the American Dream. Comanches fighting to preserve their lands. A living connection between America's past and present.
Ride along when
- You want frontier tales that feel lived-in — real towns, real stakes, real Texas.
- You're in the mood for short, punchy stories you can read in one sitting.
- You love clash-of-civilization stories set on the raw edge of the American West.
- You want to return to Wade Maverick's world after Whispering Winds.
Red River Days resonates with readers who loved
- Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry
- The Frontier Stories by Louis L'Amour
- No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy
- The Day the Cowboys Quit by Elmer Kelton
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REVIEWS
The Red Gun Returns. Every story is well-written and interesting.
— Milo T.
More great adventures of Wade Maverick. You can always count on adventure to happen with Wade Maverick.
— Daniel Brian King
Wild West Adventures. These short stories are filled with engaging characters and riveting action.
— Deja Vu
Thrilling. Truly authentic western short stories. Couldn't put it down.
— Jayanth I.
Excellent entertainment. A first-rate mix of action, human interest, and suspense.
— Kindle Customer no name ever
