Young Les Tarron was looking for excitement. Then he met Doran, a man on a mysterious errand. But suddenly Doran was murdered. Les knew if he took a dead man's job, he would have to avoid a killer's bullet.

For ten years Lace Morrow had been running from a crime he had been convicted for --a crime he did not commit----and his closest friend had dogged his trail, a man obsessed in a way Lace could not understand. But suddenly Lace got tired of being hounded. He had run long enough. So he buckled on his guns and rode back to the place where it all began.

Sheriff Ross Varney was no stranger to tough towns like this. He had known El Paso and many other towns quite well, but in this town, the wildness outdid all the others. He knew beneath the gaiety there moved a strong undercurrent of violence, needing nothing more than a spilled drink or the turn of a card to bring it to the surface. He'd seen these things before---and was still ready for the next card...

Stampeding through Texas, sweeping like a destroying wind into Montana, rides the wildest bunch of outlaws ever to terrorize the west. And the man behind them is Bill Roper, an ordinary cowpuncher until Ben Thorpe and his henchmen gunned down his friend. Roper is set on vengeance and will not stop until he has crushed Thorpe's vast and ruthless cattle empire.

At the age of 12 ,Larry Blue watched while a crooked town in his beloved New Mexico hanged his innocent father. From then on he had to be a man. Someday that lone wolf trail would take him back to the scene of his father's death, where Larry Blue would get his final revenge.

When trhe gold fever hit the town of Gopher, no man's life was worth a plug nickel...Adam Patch, a young doctor, came to the rich gold strike at Gopher at the height of a rampaging epidemic. In trying to stop the dread Tonapah fever, Dr. Patch came face to face with the town's lust for gold and the fierce and fatal struggle to obtain it at any cost.The miners had a clever scheme to keep it out of the outlaws hands, they pooled all their dust, melted...