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The year is 1919 and William Barclay "Bat" Masterson, frontier lawman, gambler, and crony of Wyatt Earp, is working as a sports columnist on the New York Morning Telegraph and enjoying the last legal Manhattan whiskey with his friends as Prohibition looms.Bat is bothered, not just by passage of the Volstead Act, but by the legendry that has grown up about him. He takes pride in the fact that, in all his years as sheriff and marshal in the West's most dangerous boomtowns, he has never killed a man. Yet over the decades since he abandoned his gun-toting life to carve a career in journalism as a respected sportswriter and boxing authority, sensational dime-novel stories have dogged his footsteps and made him a legend, literally, in his own time.Worse yet, Bat has to admit that while he respects the truth, he enjoys the legendry and the doors it has opened for him.To try to find the real Bat Masterson, he and his wife, Emma - a former showgirl who works as a costumer and confidante among the dancers in Florenz Ziegfeld's Follies - take a train trip back West, where both spent their salad days.The journey takes them to Dodge City, Trinidad, Cheyenne, Denver, Leadville, and Los Angeles. In the burgeoning movie industry in southern California, both Bat and Emma are given parts in a William S. Hart silent Western film; in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, Bat visits Doc Holliday's grave and makes his peace with him; in Denver, he springs a special surprise on Emma - the only woman he has ever loved.

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Before legendary horror director William Castle became the master of the macabre he directed several westerns including this one about the legendary sheriff of Dodge City Bat Masterson. In MASTERSON OF KANSAS the sheriff (George Montgomery Battle of the Bulge) is asked by Wyatt Earp (Bruce Cowling Battleground) to help a local man Amos Merrick (John Maxwell The Asphalt Jungle) who is wrongly accused of murder. When Merrick - a peacemaker for a Native American tribe - is convicted Masterson seeks

A dangerous professional fixer. A sweet computer nerd. A passion that borders on the possessive. An attraction that's completely off limits to explore... After Elizabeth Hill is brutally attacked in her apartment by an intruder and then unceremoniously dumped by her ex-boyfriend, she moves in with family that she barely knows for protection. All she remembers about her aunt's stepson, Roman, is that he was the moody, mean boy who played a cruel trick on her when she was just six years old; but soon learns that he is now a complex and multi-layered man who has the ability to protect her, ignite her, and challenge her like no one ever has before.Wealthy Roman Masterson makes his fortune by fixing celebrity problems for big money and by any means necessary. He is a foul-mouthed, bad-tempered, manwhore who doesn't have the time or inclination to babysit a gullible little brat from the suburbs...until he unknowingly spots her in the middle of a crowded dance floor and decides right then and there to claim every one of her orgasms from that moment on. Little does he know that the woman he's laid claim to is the same girl he's been sworn to protect. Author Note: Masterson is Book 1 of The Fixer Series. Please note that this book was previously published under the title of Cousins.

Includes bibliography and inidex. Illustrated with photographs in black & white within the text.

Includes bibliography and inidex. Illustrated with photographs in black & white within the text.

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First published in 1996. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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A New York Times Bestseller Dodge City, Kansas, was a small military site that exploded with the country’s westward expansion and became a hotbed of lawlessness. Enter Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. Young and largely self-trained, they led the effort that established frontier justice and the rule of law in the West. This is their true story, until now largely untold. “No other city evokes the near mythical nature of the Old West more than Dodge City, in southwestern Kansas. One cannot think about such characters as Billy the Kid, Wild Bill Hickok and Wyatt Earp without immediately picturing the quick-draw shootouts, the saloons and brothels, and the short-tempered gamblers. The power of Clavin’s meticulously researched, utterly compelling history of this iconic American town is that while he debunks many of the myths, the facts are even more incredible than the many fictions that have populated the small and silver screen for decades. A must read for American History buffs and fans of Deadwood and Larry McMurtry.” ― Bill's Bookshelf Selector, Bill Kelly

First published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Contributors from the Masterson Institute introduce the fundamental concepts, theories, and treatment approaches of James F. Masterson, synthesizing the material of his 14 books and many articles. The second part is a workbook in the form of a questionnaire to enable practitioners to apply the skill

Evil in its purest form. A man who cuts a trail of death, but leaves no footprints, no clues. Investigator Ben Masterson knows no man is perfect and that somewhere, some day the killer will make a mistake. When he does, Ben will trail him to the ends of the earth, if necessary, and bring him down. Or die trying. When two FBI agents are brutally executed in an apartment leased by a convent, Ben can't say "No," when a nun and childhood friend asks him to take the case, never imagining it will send him hurtling to a face-off with a serial killer and child rapist and come to a dramatic end in a battle that will leave only one of them standing. Along the way to the face-off with this monster, Ben learns love is not always what it seems, that good is not always completely pure, and evil sometimes contains a kernel of white light. Most importantly, he learns just how far he'll go to bring down a killer. As far as it takes - even if that means making a bargain with the devil himself.

First published in 1996. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.