Le Passage du canyon, inédit en français, est une fresque extraordinaire qui retrace la vie des pionniers de l'Oregon en 1850. On passe de la naissance d'une ville à un camp de chercheurs d'or puis à une nature encore sauvage où le quotidien est miné par la confrontation inévitable avec les Indiens. Ce western sublime à l'intrigue originale met en scène des personnages complexes et ambigus, notamment des femmes fières, libres, aventureuses et d'autres cherchant une vie plus stable. En adaptant fidèlement ce magnifique roman, Jacques Tourneur signera un film novateur, révolutionnaire, un chef-d'oeuvre qui porte le même titre.

Au milieu des années 1800, un couple improbable chevauche pour rejoindre le nouvel eldorado de la vallée de l'Alder Gulch, dans le Montana, où des milliers de chercheurs d'or s'aventurent pour faire fortune. Jeff Pierce fuit le frère de l'homme qu'il a tué. Sa compagne de route, Diana Castle, cherche à échapper à un mariage arrangé. Quel avenir y aura-t-il pour eux dans l'Ouest sauvage qu'ils découvriront ensemble ? Avec ce portrait d'une communauté de chercheurs d'or dans les contrées les plus sauvages du Montana, Haycox déploie à merveille son art romanesque et sa connaissance de l'espèce humaine.

Dans un coin perdu du Dakota, la jeune Josephine Russel fait la connaissance de l'énigmatique Kern Shafter, aux allures de gentleman, que ronge un lourd secret et un désir de vengeance. Shafter rejoint comme simple soldat le Septième de cavalerie que commande le général Custer. Histoire d'amour et de vengeance sur fond de la plus célèbre bataille des guerres Indiennes, Little Big Horn, que Haycox retrace avec une extraordinaire lucidité. Un magnifique roman épique et intime, lyrique et précis.

"The Octopus of Pilgrim Valley" starts out as the story of a gallant cowboy riding into a valley and saving the smaller ranchers from an evil cattle baron. But then Haycox inserts a nice twist in the plot, as it turns out that the cattle baron may not be so evil after all and everything is not as it seems in Pilgrim Valley. And when the final showdown comes, Haycox doesn't cut away from it. Yep, you guessed it, it's a gunfight...

Mediator Logan Stuart is respected by Oregon's miners, but their trust in him is tested when one of Logan's friends is framed for robbery and he sets out to catch the real crook.

Clint set his sights dead on the ambusher, who was waiting for his prey. He thought of giving the men warning, but decided against it. An ambusher was worse than a vicious jackal. He deserved no mercy. The ambusher was unaware that he, too, was a target. Clint's breath stopped and he squeezed the trigger. The echo ricocheted through the clean air. The ambusher jumped once and never moved again. One man down. But how many more lurked in the shadows? No matter! Clint vowed to get them all.

The news spread like wildfire: Hugh Rawson was back in Klickitat! Three reasons brought him: He had to find the coward who had ambushed him. He had to uncover the gang that had made the trails unsafe for the precious gold shipments. And he had to see for himself if his friend, George von Stern, had pirated his claims on beautiful Evelyn Harvey. One wild night, with a quarter of a million in gold in his stage, Hugh Rawson finds the answer to all three!

Two rival families engage in a deadly feud that threatens to tear an entire community apart. Set against the backdrop of the American West in the early 20th century, the book explores themes of loyalty, revenge, and the destructive power of long-standing grudges.

Lin Ballou rides into High Mesa territory on a mission to save ranchers from ruin, but it means an inevitable showdown with the outlaw named Chatto! (complete and unabridged full novel edition)

Like his father and grandfather, Tom Sebastian stands ready to fight for the family ranch. He knows it will take more than cattle and cash to save the spread from a ruthless band of outlaws hell-bent on destroying Tom and the sprawling land.

Though the recipient of an Eastern education, the blood of a Western cattleman flowed through Tom Gillette's veins. Then a traitor's sneak shot brought his father down, and Tom found himself in control of the Circle G... and swearing revenge on the snake-eyed scum who ended his father's life.

In a lonely corner of America's dusty Western frontier, one man wants his neighbor's land. The law means little in this rugged country, tied to far-off cities by only thin trails through the sage. Two men, each part of the wild breed that drove out the Indians, have only each other to conquer now. And only a gun draw will settle the question. Classic kill-or-be-killed Western drama.

In 1875, the deadly Apache warrior Antone and his band controlled every scrap of Arizona sagebrush from Tuscon to Camp Grant. Then two battle-hardened young lieutenants were given strict orders to find Antone--and root him out for good.

Driven by elemental passions for land and love, a group of settlers crosses the American wilderness in a wagon train hoping to forge new lives as farmers. A tale of rugged men and lusty women who tamed a wilderness...

Sheriff Dan Mitchell attempts to soothe the growing conflict between the lawless cowboys and the supposedly respectable citizens and finds himself caught in the middle.

A LUSTY, ROARING NOVEL ABOUT ONE MAN'S RELENTLESS BATTLE TO GET THE RAILROAD THROUGH. This is the story of FRANK PEACE, TROUBLE SHOOTER for the Union Pacific Railroad, handpicked as the only man in the West who could get the road across a thousand miles of rugged desert and mountains, through fighting Indian territory, past the organized bands of outlaws hired to kill him, and in the face of powerful interests determined to smash him. His business was war, and every man from Omaha to Salt Lake City would become either friend or enemy before he was through. ERNEST HAYCOX is the unquestioned king of the western story. His virile, exciting books brought him worldwide fame in the first half of the 20th century and made him one of the best-selling authors of all time.

Ils viennent du Missouri et ont tout abandonné dans l'espoir de trouver une terre à des milliers de kilomètres de leurs foyers. Ils ont entassé leurs maigres possessions dans des chariots et traversent les Grandes Plaines, puis les montagnes Rocheuses où ils affrontent les rapides du fleuve Columbia. Leur trajet ouvre la célèbre piste de l'Oregon, qui sera plus tard empruntée par de nombreux migrants en route vers l'Ouest et la terre promise. C'est un voyage qui a tout d'une grandiose épopée, peuplé d'hommes et de femmes qui souffrent de la faim et du froid, qui connaissent la solidarité autant que les rivalités, qui cherchent l'amour aussi. Lorsqu'ils parviennent enfin à destination, ils construisent des cabanes, labourent un sol jusque-là inexploré, et installent peu à peu les bases de ce qui deviendra plus tard une société civilisée avec ses lois, ses règles et ses usages. Dans ce grand roman de l'Ouest, chef-d'oeuvre de Haycox, qui marie le souffle de l'épopée à la chaleur de l'intime, on n'en finit pas de se passionner pour ces pionniers qui ont posé les fondements de l'Amérique telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui.