A nineteen-year-old cattle driver, who has his eye on a girl with a very protective father, is murdered.

The Virginian is the quiet, noble foreman of a Wyoming cattle ranch in the 1870s. More comfortable keeping company with his trusted horse than with other people, he nevertheless falls for pretty schoolteacher Molly Wood, who helps him develop an appreciation for Shakespeare, Keats, and the finer things. But when a rival suitor challenges his honor, the Virginian struggles to make his beloved Molly understand the harsh justice of the West.

Humorous rhyming answers to fourteen questions about what it's like to be a cowboy.

Three friends, a cowboy, a ninja, and a bear, get into an argument over who is best, until they realize that each of them has special talents that make them unique and no one has to be the best.

Hoping to give back to the community, Denver police officer Paula Lewis volunteers at the Christmas House to help local children, where she is drawn to local rancher Zach Bennett, as they work together to help a young boy.

"After years of military service, cowboy Ken Jensen is ready to return to where he belongs--saddling broncs. But a two-day rodeo in the Utah desert turns into a crazier ride than he anticipated when he meets a private investigator, Dallas Welch. Dallas is familiar with Ken's work as a military investigator and needs his help; there has been a major rash of cattle theft on local ranches, and Dallas needs a right-hand man to assist in his investigation....

Polka party palace: The whole gang finds happy trails when Tyrone, a cowboy polka musician, rounds up musical cowpokes to play at Herman the Worman's surprise birthday party. High tea: How exciting can a tea party be? Tyrone, Pablo, and Uniqua find out as Tasha leads them on an epic quest in search of the perfect cup of tea, all to the tune of Irish folk music.

Ben Jones and Howdy Lewis are bronc riders. This pair of cowboys who will do any job, except for the one at hand. That job: Saddle a clever, ornery, blaze-faced roan named Old Fooler and make him as gentle as a milk-pen calf. They don't think it can be done, so they start thinking. Maybe they can make a dollar or two by wagering that no one at the rodeo can stay atop him either.