book cover of Rocky Mountain Survivor
 

Rocky Mountain Survivor

(2026)
(A book in the Bear Willis: Mountain Man series)
A novel by

 
 
Bear Willis is a six-foot-six Kentucky mountain man who left the frozen peaks of Wyoming for the raw frontier of Texas. With his iron will, a Kentucky long rifle, and a mule named Sally, Bear carves out a ranch, raises a family, and builds a life on the edge of the wild.

But the frontier never lets a strong man rest easy.

From defending his spread against vengeful Mexican bandits who want his water and his land, to tracking cold-blooded killers through the brutal badlands of Dead Man’s Rock, Bear Willis lives by one simple rule: a man protects what’s his — with lead if he has to.

Whether it’s gunning down outlaws, surviving a desert trek with a broken leg and a bullet wound, or facing down a scarred, one-eyed killer who’s sworn revenge on the woman who burned his face, Bear Willis stands tall when lesser men break.
Five classic mountain man Westerns packed with grit, gun smoke, family, and frontier justice.
If you like tough heroes, hard country, and no-quarter fights where the strong survive and the weak get planted, saddle up with Bear Willis.

The mountains made him. The frontier forged him. And God help any man who tries to take what’s his.


Genre: Western

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