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A mystery lies within the proud Apache nation. In the rugged canyons and mountains around the western town of Tombstone, a German tourist does not only find sightseeing attractions. As she gets entangled in a romance with a handsome American Native lawyer, her life falls into the highest danger as she struggles against the turmoil of ruthless investors. This tourist will race against time to save the Chiricahua´s heritage as well as her own future.

The story of two sisters who remain close although living different lifestyles. Tragedy strikes one night as a body is discovered after an explosion in a cabin on Shelby Lake.

The Pink Pistol is a story that evolved from a contest by Outlaws Publishing LLC. In January 2017, a call went out for wannabe authors to sign up to win a one year contract with Western Publisher, Outlaws Publishing. The first part of a Western story was given and the author was supposed to finish it in their own words. Outlaws is very pleased to announce the first entrant is Manuela Schneider. She did a great job with The Pink Pistol, therefore winning that coveted one year contract.

The story of Sally Maguire, social reporter for the Waverly Times. After a day of covering three society weddings, Sally is summoned by her boss to return to the scene of the first wedding of the day. The bride is dead. She was pushed or jumped off the balcony of the mansion on Waverly Island. Sally and her photographer friend and mentor, Sam, arrive at the scene. Detective Michael Callahan, the new cop in town is none too happy with the arrival of this nosy reporter keeping him from doing his job.

The tragic adventure of Pink Pistol Sheriff Liberty Belle continues as she gets closer to her father's murderer....

The Pink Pistol is about a female sheriff. She became sheriff after her father, who was sheriff, was killed. She had been her father's deputy and it was the logical choice to step in as sheriff. She's a spunky girl, but still has a hard time overcoming the prejudice against a female being sheriff. She doesn't take any guff from anybody. Her first day on the job, she had to face down the local bully. It seemed the whole town was watching for her to fail. However, she was up to the task, hitting her opponent in the head with her 45.

The former chief of police Sis Steele has moved from small town chief of police to detective at a major city. The bodies start piling up and most have a common link to attorney Robert Germain, but suspects are as hard to find as ghosts. In addition to needing to close the cases for job preservation, Sis is being haunted by ghosts from her past, and the ancient Knights Templar organization may actually still be in business. Sis needs closure. Closure of her cases and closure from the ghosts in her life. Will she get it in time?

Alain Armstrong is the newest best-selling author. Sis Steele is the new chief of detectives for the city of Pittsburgh. The two cross paths when the murder Sis Steele is investigating is identical to the one in Armstrong's best-selling book. As the pieces come together Armstrong becomes a prime suspect. When a second murder from the book happens things really heat up. And when the hunter becomes the hunted and you are up against the devil, it's good to have a guardian angel on your side.

Police Chief Sis Steele has a dead body with no clues and no suspects. In addition the dead girl's father is a known Mafia boss with little patience and a desire for revenge. When a second body appears without any suspects but a completely different modus operandi the Chief's career is in jeopardy. To complicate the situation Chief Steele is shot at. The action is non-stop with Michael Scaglione, owner of the Wild Onion bar and restaurant, Big Jim Allison, a local citizen who is mourning the death of his son, and others keeping Sis busy.