Kirk Hamilton: 35 books

When Yancey Bannerman killed the Leverett boys, Wade and Hawkeye, their old man, Bart, swore revenge on him. It wasn’t a threat Yancey was about to take lightly—he well knew that Bart was a vicious outlaw and no stranger to killing. All of which meant that he’d have to have all his wits about...

AN ENFORCER ADVENTURE SO BIG IT CAN ONLY BE TOLD OVER TWO BULLET-FAST BOOKS! Johnny Cato was south of the border, tracking a ruthless killer called Bearcat. Yancey Bannerman was up in the Indian Nations, chasing an owlhoot of his own. For Yancey, the conclusion of his mission meant a return to Texas...

Yancey Bannerman – wanted for murder! Now he’s on the run, pursued not only by the Texas Rangers but also by his fellow Enforcers … including Johnny Cato. But Yancey can’t afford to be caught. He’s already in a desperate race against time as it is. Kate Dukes has been kidnapped, and nobody...

Yancey Bannerman and Johnny Cato rode into Beaumont undercover, posing as a couple of trail-wolves fresh off a cattle drive and ready to howl. In reality, their mission was to find a mysterious mulatto whore who had been instrumental in the death of a prominent senator. The deeper they dug, the more...

Governor Dukes’ top enforcer, Yancey Bannerman, was called home to San Francisco to solve a tricky situation his wayward brother Chuck had created … and ‘tricky’ was putting it mildly. If it wasn’t solved quickly—not to mention discreetly—it could mean the end of the mighty empire Bannerman’s...

Someone was out to kill the Governor of Texas, and this time they came mighty close to doing just that. Yancey Bannerman, the Governor’s top Enforcer was right beside him when it happened, and Yancey admired no man more than his boss. From that moment forward he vowed to run the would-be assassin...

Publishing essays in the age of the tweet is a bit like selling buggywhips next to the car dealership. One would only expect such an activity to be pursued by old fuddy-duddies waving their canes at the kids on their lawns. We are actually huge proponents of social media. The restrictions of 140 characters...