The Bradys Out West Omnibus by A New York Detective
May 2019
Ten novella-sized nickel weeklies from the “Secret Service” series featuring “Old and Young King Brady, Detectives” in the Wild West, more than 242,000 words of pulp fiction, gathered here in one collection. The perfect vacation week’s worth of light reading. The New York detectives confront cowboys, Indians, Mexicans, gunfights in saloons, outlaws, etc.
The nickel weeklies included are: The Bradys Out West or Winning a Hard Case—1899; The Bradys In Wyoming or Tracking the Mountain Men—1901; The Bradys and the Lost Ranche or The Strange Case in Texas—1901; The Bradys at Gold Hill or The Mystery of the Man from Montana—1903; The Bradys and Brady the Banker or The Secret of the Old Santa Fe Trail—1903; The Bradys at Fort Yuma or The Mix-Up with the “King of Mexico”—1904; The Bradys’ Desert Trail or Lost on the Deadman’s Run—1905; The Bradys and “Brazos Bill” or Hot Work on the Texas Border—1905; The Bradys and “Kid Joaquin” or The Greasers of Robber’s Canyon—1907; and The Bradys and “Mr. Mormon” or Secret Work in Salt Lake City—1920.
The nickel weeklies included are: The Bradys Out West or Winning a Hard Case—1899; The Bradys In Wyoming or Tracking the Mountain Men—1901; The Bradys and the Lost Ranche or The Strange Case in Texas—1901; The Bradys at Gold Hill or The Mystery of the Man from Montana—1903; The Bradys and Brady the Banker or The Secret of the Old Santa Fe Trail—1903; The Bradys at Fort Yuma or The Mix-Up with the “King of Mexico”—1904; The Bradys’ Desert Trail or Lost on the Deadman’s Run—1905; The Bradys and “Brazos Bill” or Hot Work on the Texas Border—1905; The Bradys and “Kid Joaquin” or The Greasers of Robber’s Canyon—1907; and The Bradys and “Mr. Mormon” or Secret Work in Salt Lake City—1920.