The Gringos: A Story of the Old California Days in 1849

When a Mexican senorita takes a blue-eyed gringo as a lover in the Old West, rumors are rampant. She is bold, sending notes roses through her maid, and the whispers grow louder. The passion of the duels fought over this union is equalled only by what passes between the two unlikely lovers.

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• Author's Note
• 1: The Beginning of It
• 2: The Vigilantes
• 3: The Thing They Called Justice
• 4: What Happened At The Oak
• 5: Hospitality
• 6: The Valley
• 7: The Lord of the Valley
• 8: Don Andres Wants a Majordomo
• 9: Jerry Simpson, Squatter
• 10: The Finest Little Woman In The World
• 11: An Ill Wind
• 12: Potential Moods
• 13: Bill Wilson Goes Visiting
• 14: Rodeo Time
• 15: When Camp-Fires Blink
• 16: For Weapons I Choose Riatas
• 17: A Fiesta We Shall Have
• 18: What Is Love Worth?
• 19: Anticipation
• 20: Lost! Two Hasty Tempers
• 21: Fiesta Day
• 22: The Battle of Beasts
• 23: The Duel of Riatas
• 24: For Love and a Medal
• 25: Adios