Books like Robert B Parkers Ironhorse by Robert Knott

A sweeping late‑nineteenth‑century cattle drive from Texas to Montana follows former Texas Rangers Augustus McCrae and William F. Call as they confront the American West's myths, love, and violence in this epic of adventure and friendship.

Fourteen‑year‑old Mattie Ross sets out from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to hunt down Tom Chaney—whom she blames for her father’s death—guided by the grizzled U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn.

Beryl Markham's memoir chronicles her daring career as a pioneering woman aviator and lecturer in East Africa, blending biography, travel description, and reflections on aerial exploration.

After a truck crash leaves her daughter and a horse in pain, a mother journeys to Montana to seek the legendary horse Whisperer, hoping to heal both the animal and herself.

Three guns‑for‑hire in a Wild West town seek redemption while battling murder and alcohol abuse as the fragile frontier life tests their loyalties.

In the 19th‑century Gulf Coast, imperative freedom draws Lucinda Carter from a Texas brothel to chase pirate treasure, while Texas cop Nate Cannon hunts a ruthless killer—both paths collide in a tense fight for survival.

A biographical Western fiction that explores the uneasy friendship, rivalry, and quest for fame surrounding the legendary outlaw Jesse James.

When gunfighter Virgil Cole and former marshal Everett Hitch arrive in the town of Appaloosa, they confront a renegade rancher who has killed the city marshal and a deputy, turning a frontier justice case into a personal blood‑bowl.

"The next gritty, gun-slinging entry in the New York Times-bestselling series, featuring itinerant lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. Territorial Marshals Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch are back in Appaloosa, where their work enforcing the law has been exceptionally quiet. All that is about to change. An ominous storm rolls in, and along with it a band of night riders with a devious scheme, who show up at the Rio Blanco camp, where a three-hundred-foot bridge is under construction. Appaloosa's Sheriff Sledge Driskill and his deputies are the first to respond, but as the storm grows more threatening, news of troubles at the bridge escalate and the Sheriff and his deputies go missing. Virgil and Everett saddle up to sort things out but before they do the hard drinking, Beauregard Beauchamp arrives in Appaloosa with his Theatrical Extravaganza troupe and the promise of the best in lively entertainment west of the Mississippi. With the troupe comes a lovely and mysterious fortune-teller who is set on saving Everett from imminent but indefinable danger. The trouble at the bridge, the missing lawmen, the new arrivals, and Everett's shoot-out in front of Hal's Cafe; aren't the only things on Cole and Hitch's plate as a gang of unsavory soldiers ease into town with a shady alibi, shadier intentions, and a soon-to-be-discovered wake of destruction. As clouds over Appaloosa continue to gather, things get much worse for Cole and Hitch ... "-- "The next gritty, gun-slinging entry in the New York Times-bestselling series featuring itinerant lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch"--