“loren zane grey”

The legend of Lassiter, introduced by Zane Grey in "Riders of the Purple Sage," continues in this new novel by Grey's own son. Original.... More

The son of Zane Grey continues his father's work with the further adventures of Lassiter, the immortal hero from "Riders of the Purple Sage." Shot and left for dead, Lassiter will let nothing get in the way of exacting revenge on the man who murdered his best friend. Original.... More

The author continues in the grand tradition of his father, legendary writer Zane Grey, with the further adventures of Lassiter. With a price on his head and vengeance in his heart, Lassiter sets off alone to protect a young rancher in an all-out range war. Original.... More

Continuing the tradition of his father, Grey presents the further adventures of Lassiter, the rough-riding loner from "Riders of the Purple Sage." In this novel, a dead man's last wish leads Lassiter on a trail of vengeance, double-crossing, and murder. Now in larger, easy-to-read type. Original.... More

Grey continues in the grand tradition of his father, Zane Grey, with further adventures of Lassiter--the rough-riding loner from "Riders of the Purple Sage." Deep in Texas brush country, Lassiters out to rope some cattle and a band of ruthless cutthroats who killed his friend. Original.... More

In exchange for protecting the Mitchell family and taking on a gang that has just tried to kill them, Lassiter will earn a share of their gold-mining profits. But it's not just the Sloan gang that wants Mitchell dead--and they'll take Lassiter out, too, if they have to. Original.... More

Though he made his name and his fortune as an author of Western novels, Zane Grey's best writing has to do with fishing. There he was, free from the conventions of the Western genre and the expectations of the market, and he was able to blend his talent for narrative with his keen eye for detail and... More

Adler, Freud, and Jung were the key figures in the development of psychology as we know it. Yet, while Freud and Jung are widely studied and debated, Adler is far less well known. Nonetheless, as Loren Grey demonstrates, some of Adler's novel early precepts are valuable tools for personality diagnos... More

The first of Zane Grey's many best-sellers, this stirring tale of adventure and romance established the prototype for western novels. A proud young heroine stands alone against the villains who rustle and stampede her cattle -- until a stranger rides into the territory. Classic of American frontier ... More

A romantic adventure featuring Hell Bent Wade, a good man with a violent temper. Now he's a wandering gunfighter, one who turns up one day at Bellhounds Ranch. Through helping right some wrongs, Wade soon finds that he can have not only peace, but redemptionPearl Zane Gray studied dentistry at the U... More