L.L. Foreman
The Silver Flame

Gambler, gunman, knight errant, Rogue Bishop again faces his old foe, Don Ricardo de Risa, the shrewd, ruthless Mexican bandit king, in this taut story of danger and pursuit, When Rogue Bishop and Michael McLean wandered into the deserted mining town in Arizona, they were looking for silver. Rogue had rescued McLean in the desert; in gratitude, Mike had told Bishop about a cache of hidden coins in an old ghost town What they found instead was an over-the-border horse-stealing operation - and these bandits were not about to let their two uninvited guests get away alive.

D.B. Newton  
The Paxman Feud

Jim Branch was in sore need of a job. He'd been down on his luck the last few years and when young Wes Caufield hired him on to find out who was stealing his cattle he didn't say no - even though it meant he'd be little more than a hired gun, Branch didn't know the job would put him dead center of a crossfire between the Paxman brothers - and that he'd have to stay there as a handy target to solve the mystery of the missing cattle. But between outgunning Vern Paxman and his toughs and out-thinking Floyd Paxman, Branch figured out how the celebrated Paxman feud had benefited none other than the Paxman brothers themselves.

Just for defending his land, they killed him in cold blood. He wasn't even wearing a gun, but they shot him down. And then they tore his fence down, letting their cattle run free on his range, His son saw it happen, but they had him covered too. They didn't kill him because they thought he was too young to give them any trouble. They were wrong. The son rode out to seek blood vengeance. And he finally got it in the Canyon of the Gun.