Wayne D. Overholser
Wayne D. Overholser (born in Pomeroy, Washington) was an American Western writer. Overholser won the 1953 First Spur Award for best novel for Lawman using the pseudonym Lee Leighton. In 1955 he won the 1954 (second) Spur Award for The Violent Land. Three additional pseudonyms were John S. Daniels, Dan J. Stevens and Joseph Wayne; combinations of his three sons' names. - Wikipedia *The author is pictured here (sitting) with his son Steve Overholser (standing) who is also an author.*
Works (50)

The Outlaws

The lone deputy

Swampland empire

War in Sandoval County

Sun on the wall

The best western stories of Wayne D. Overholser

Hearn's Valley

Buckaroo's Code, Gunlock

The law at Miles City

The three sons of Adam Jones

Cast a long shadow

Riders of the sundowns

Red snow

Bitter Wind

The Dry Gulcher

Swampland empire

Hearn's Valley

Skull mesa

The violent land

Rainbow rider

Nugget city

War party

Ride into danger

The outlaws

The bad man

Nugget City

Cassidy

Gateway House

Fighting man

The waiting gun

Revenge in Crow City

Fabulous gunman

Wild horse river

The Meeker Massacre

Death of a cattle king

The man from yesterday

Hearn's valley

Twelve hours till noon

Gateway house : a western story

West of the rimrock

Black Mike

Bunch Grass, Sun on the Wall

Tough hand

Cast a long shadow

The trouble kid

The Durango stage

The three sons of Adam Jones

Proud journey

Red is the valley

Shadow on the land