An orphan from Detroit and a man on the run from his past find adventure, acceptance, and plenty of "Southern comfort" in a small, out-of-the-way Florida town.The town folks of Gator Lake, Florida half believe the legend of a monstrous alligator that inhabits the near-by lake. And the local diner serves up daily helpings of good old comfort food to keep everybody satisfied.Everything seems to be ideal, but big trouble is brewing.

A bounty hunter must be tough to handle the bandits he's hired to capture. But this time Preacher has been well-paid to bring back a sixteen-year-old boy. And the boy wants to go with him. So does the boy's beautiful mother. The trip back to Tucson is uneventful, but trouble rides their backtrail. Blood will be spilled, and Preacher will have to face a gunman who may be as fast as he is. Sometimes, the simplest jobs can turn out to be downright deadly!

Boy Mora is asked to rescue the kidnapped daughter of an old friend. Boy sets out after the outlaws without knowing that he has become the object of the wrath of an Apache chieftain and his two sons. So, while Boy is tracking the outlaws, the Indians are tracking him. Who is going to survive the battle that is getting closer with every dusty mile of this chase?

Custer's defeat at the Little Big Horn occurred the same day lightning ignited the tinder-dry brush on the mountains above Tucson. Neither of those events should have been any concern to Boy Mora, a young professional gambler. Neither was he concerned about the men who were planning to rob the bank in Tucson. But when the sheriff asked Boy to get involved, Boy ended up more deeply involved than he ever wanted to be. Never mess with an honest man!

When Preacher left his snug, stone cabin nestled at the base of the rugged Santa Catalina Mountains, he had no idea of what lay ahead. He was headed to the Santa Cruz Mountains to pick up an easy bounty. He didn't know that he was about to meet a new and life-long friend, or that he would end up being pursued by a gang of outlaws, or that he would accidentally provoke an ancient curse.But then, in the life of a successful bounty hunter, nothing ever comes easy.

When a band of outlaws takes over the bank and starts threatening local farmers while they wait to make a big score, a reclusive bounty hunter is recruited to try to help them. He's called Preacher. No one knows if that's a name or an occupation, but with his mustang named Jim and a huge Irish Wolfhound named Dog, guns are going to roar and blood is going to flow. Is just one man going to be equal to the task?

At first it seemed like an easy job. Just go to a small town near Tombstone and rescue the kidnapped son of a wealthy man. But that town turns out to be the base for a large gang of outlaws who don't want the boy rescued.It will take every trick that Preacher knows to pull this job off and escape with his skin. On top of all that, an Apache warrior bent on revenge further complicates things. Will Preacher be able to prevail against all odds?

Getting the mine owner's daughter back from the outlaw who kidnapped her turns out to be the easy part. Getting her home again, past the many other outlaws who want to collect the reward for her safe return, is a whole different matter.

Slowly, Richard Judd raised his hands to his head where it felt like someone was beating on him like a drum. As he did so, he felt like something… water… was pouring off them. His probing fingers encountered more wetness; sticky this time. As he touched his forehead, new pains erupted. Had he hit his head? And why was it so dark? He tried to force his eyes open wider and succeeded in catching a glimpse of brightness above him.Slowly, his memory began to come back to him.

Preacher is dead? No! Can't be! Can it? This was supposed to be a simple capture. Just go up to Dudleyville and pick up a bandit who was so stupid he didn't even cover his face when he committed a robbery. Just ride up there, gather the bad guy, bring him back to Tucson, and collect the bounty. Simple, right?Funny how things seldom turn out the way we plan. That simple bounty left preacher fighting for his life - with an angel watching over him. To collect this bounty, he would earn...

Born in a falling-down shack in the wild backwoods mountains of Kentucky, the kid fled his tragic upbringing after witnessing and avenging the death of his sister. As he made his way across the country, the people he met, both good and bad, and the battles he had to fight, all shaped the kid into the man he was becoming. In that shaping he never, ever backed down from a fight. With fists or six-gun, he was ready to face any opponent.

A man prospecting for gold in the Sonoran Desert and a young boy riding his dirt bike: both witness a horrendous crime and become the target of an egotistical killer. The common thread brings man and boy together, but only the grace of God can save them. How will their differences bring them together? And can something very valuable come out of this tragedy?