KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. - s4story -- One of these recent signings is Malcolm Hotzman—his first Dusty Saddle Publishing release will be called "Meet Indigo Jones" and will hit the market during October. This exciting new adventure will pit one small town marshal against the crime in his town.

A brand new "C-Bar" smash from Mark Baugher will be released in October. This will be the eleventh book in his series—and promises to be his most exciting. The previous ten books in this series have all been top one hundred successes.

New releases from GP Hutchinson, Gene Turney, George M. Goodwin, Henry Helbog, Robert Hanlon, and Cherokee Parks will also be released in October and November. These successes will follow on from the record number of hits calculated by Western publishers throughout the year. These successes include Mike Mackessy (Broken Dog Ranch), Gary Church (Good Man—Bad Enemy), Paul L. Thompson (Kill Every Witness), Jim Burnett (Persistent Justice), Scott Harris (Stagecoach Willy: 600 Bloody Miles), C. Wayne Winkle (The Searcher), William H. Joiner, Jr. (The Legend of Jake Jackson), Gene Turney (The Little Ranch in Texas), C. Emerson Law (The Legend of Badger Grabt), Robert Hanlon (Timber: United States Marshal), John D. Fie, Jr. (Marshal of the Old West) and many others already at, or heading toward, bestseller status.

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"These new Dusty Saddle Publishing hits will follow on from the hitmaking formula we have already established," Dusty Saddle Publishing Chairman Bruce Bennett explained. "We hope to keep bringing the best of the modern West to readers' doors."

You can purchase any of the above titles from Amazon.com. You can also learn more by emailing Nick@nickwale.org.