John Legg > Quotes

“half-breed, had his back to Coffin; Reno Holder himself sat facing the tents, sideways to Coffin; and Ian O’Kelly, partially blocked by Curly’s body, faced him across the fragrant fire. Damn, Coffin thought with a touch of joy, my luck must be changing. Reno Holder is the first”
― John Legg, Arizona Coffin

“There's jist somethin' about an Injin woman's ways, boy.”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman

“The main problem was the sheer vastness and emptiness of the land. They could ride for a hundred miles without seeing a Comanche camp and the trail they might want to follow had grown cold in more than a week.”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman

“One thing he knew for sure. When he saw that useless nephew of his, he was going to have to tell him just how lucky he had been. Wheeler”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“No, what drove him was the simple desire for revenge, that was all.”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman

“He took three slow breaths and felt the sense of calm return. That pleased him. He had been worried about his ability for control. A dam once broken may not easily be repaired.”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“All the years of determined resolution and control were forgotten now. Now there was only the cold, empty fury. Patiently he moved in on the second cowboy.”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“files I have. Last year sometime.” He went”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“his”
― John Legg, Mountain Times: The Complete Series

“Also by John Legg Blood Trail Series Blood Trail: The Complete Series The Buckskin Series Buckskins And Blood (#1) Buckskin Vengeance (#2) Rocky Mountain Lawmen Series Sheriff's Blood (#1) Blood In The Snow (#2) Shoshoni Vengeance (#3)”
― John Legg, Mountain Times: The Complete Series

“Mr.”
― John Legg, High Country Showdown

“chatting”
― John Legg, The Arizona Territory Series: Books 1-5

“Life, in my opinion, should gallop forward with the past forgotten…for the good of everyman”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“said harshly. When the man had done so, Culpepper asked, “What's your name, you pukin’ scoundrel?” “None of your damn business,’ the man spat, pain in his voice. “All right, Mister Business, what’re you doin’ out here, tryin’ to kill me?” “My name’s Owen Fauss, ya damn fool.” “All right, Mister Fool, same question.” “You goddamn idiot,” Fauss ranted on. “My name’s Owen . Fauss.” “All right, then, Mister Fauss, same question to you. I don’t much care which one of you three answers.” “I ain’t tellin’ you shit, lawman,” Fauss snapped. “It”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“renegade, Coffin”
― John Legg, Apache Coffin

“Whoever, whatever, this problem was all about, he was not leaving. Not this time.    ”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“outside”
― John Legg, Rocky Mountain Lawmen Series: A Western Fiction Collection

“to”
― John Legg, Colorado Renegade

“They haven’t yet made enough whiskey to drown real sorrow.”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“trouble in Silverton. Stay in Safi Miguel. I'll be there in a couple days. Jonas ” Reinhardt looked at Culpepper.”
― John Legg, Sheriff's Blood

“something better to”
― John Legg, Trouble In Tall Pine

“The weapon wasn’t really necessary, as a hundred and ninety-three pounds of dark-fawn brindle mastiff flew through the air and hit the armed man sitting on the horse.”
― John Legg, The American West Box Set: Six Full Length Classic Westerns

“but those who were waiting beyond that shouted imprecations at Hudson and exhorted their companions.”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman

“Cooper”
― John Legg, To Face a Savage Land: A Mountain Man Classic Western

“Without warning, he suddenly half spun and leveled Bruckner with one hard punch.”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman

“keep”
― John Legg, The Frontiersman