William E. Vance
Son of a Desperado

Old Man Racker pushed Harve Holley around like a work horse. Racker kept the boy ignorant of the fact that Harve’s pa, Hack Holley, had been a desperado. Racker was being paid to keep Harve’s interests safe; the hidden loot and the Double H, Harve’s rightful claims. And then Hack’s past came tumbling down full force. The chase was on: Harve was pursued by the law, by a bunch of ornery owlhooters, and by Racker.

Max Brand®
The Mountain Fugitive

A penniless brawler couldn’t stand up to the power of rich ranchers, and the Chase brothers would do whatever it took to defeat Lee Porfilo – even frame him for murder. His every move dogged by lawmen and bounty hunters, Porfilo fled into the wilderness. But a man couldn’t run forever, and Lee Porfilo would rather die facing his enemies head on than live as an outlaw and coward.

William Colt MacDonald
Gunsight Range

Nash Canfield was a liar, a drunkard and a cheat, and when he was murdered even the sheriff didn’t work too hard to solve the case. Plenty of people wanted Canfield dead. So Greg Quist, hardboiled detective, had to reopen the case with a blazing gun when he set out to investigate the year-old murder. Quist had to outsmart the sheriff, the ranchers and a bunch of hired gunslicks, all out to run him out of the county