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Joshua Love and Ricky Celis head down to San Antonio, where Josh meets up with old friend and rival, Colton Nash--and finds himself the head of a new gang of train robbers! (Preview! Sequel to "Desperado Dawn." This serial is coming soon!)

Outlaw Starr Print Editions
These are the titles I am currently offering in print editions. I'll be adding more titles, over the next few months, so be sure to come back often and check out what's new! "Desperado Dawn" is next on the list for publication, and I hope to have it out by mid-November, 2009. All sales go through PayPal, on a secured server, so your purchase is safe and your credit info is protected. Get your copy, now!
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	Rustler's Roundup A Desperado novel, starring Joshua Love. Story begins in October 1869, and is the first story in the Desperado series. Cover painting by Carson Fire. 460 pages, 6" x 9" paperback
Synopsis: Easy money--or a quick death! Joshua Love, the crazy kid with a dark secret, has seen the likes of Chewy Bill Roberts before. Rustling cattle is easy money--until they get caught. And Josh is sure Chewy Bill will end up just like all the others, with terror in his eyes and a hole in his head. Robbing stagecoaches turns out to be even more deadly. When the blood starts flowing, Josh and Bill are branded as outlaws, forever, true members of the Amarillas Gang, a ruthless bunch of cold-blooded killers. Josh has other things to worry about: a gunfight over a scheming girl named Jenny, the price tag of a banjo-and a wanted poster with his face on it! But if the law wants Joshua Love, they're gonna have to get to him before the Amarillas, who now want him dead.
Here's the latest five-star review, from Jim of California: "In this classic noir Western, young antihero Joshua Love can't seem to keep himself free of trouble. He is a likeable, complex character who is nonetheless extremely ruthless when the situation calls for it. He is surrounded by a cast of equally likeable (and sometimes detestable), believable people, and the story is one of loyalty, friendship, love and tragedy. Plenty of humourous moments keep the story from being too dark and melodramatic, and combined with the interesting plot and characters, make this one of the best Western novels I have read in some time. I enjoyed it so much that I shall buy it, again, when it becomes available in hardcover edition!"

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	Three Ways From Sunday A Desperado novel, starring Joshua Love. Takes place in June of 1873, right after the short story, Judas Hearts. 272 pages, 6" x 9" paperback
Synopsis: An unlikely band of brothers... A ruthless gambler, a reckless young outlaw and a tough Buffalo soldier find themselves accidental partners in crime. But things really heat up when the outlaw's carelessness puts the law hard on their tail. They set out to flee New Mexico Territory and cross the border into Colorado...or die trying. (Click here to read the 5-chapter excerpt)
Here's the latest five-star review, from Barbara of California: "The Old West was HOT! The main character, Joshua, is an adorable anti-hero, with some great flaws and a soft place in his heart for ladies. Boy, does he pay for his loyalty [and he's no way as tough as he wants to be]. Fun, fast read. Worth buying and lending to friends. ^_^"
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©2008 Kai Starr/Kaichi Satake. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright conventions. These are works of fiction. All characters, corporations, institutions and organizations in the stories are either the product of the authorÕs imagination or, if real, used fictitiously without any intent to describe their actual conduct. Please email me regarding fanfiction permissions, before using my characters, worlds or other original creations.