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Astride his gelding, Deputy Ben Houston made a solitary silhouette riding the stark plains of Kansas. Ahead of him in the vast country rode a gang of murderous outlaws who had slashed their savage way from Montana to Wyoming to Colorado, and now they were shooting up Kansas. Where would the killers strike next? Soon they would have to make a slip-up, and Ben had to be there, anticipating their every move, in order to stop them...

"In two western stories, two lone travelers have their plans change unexpectedly when they happen upon people in need of help"--

Seven deadly men ride into the quiet town of Genesis, a peaceful place that is growing and prospering. John Fontana is a strong and capable marshal and he's had no trouble preventing lawlessness until this strange group appears. The deadly seven kill, rape, and plunder before riding out of town. The savagery of their violence quickly becomes legendary. There is only one way to stop them-someone has to track them down and slaughter them one by...

In "Track the man down", Ben Dunn's fate is immediate hanging on capture. "Valley of the Wandering River" tells of Dave Chant's mistaken belief that it is possible for a man to go home again.

"In 'Gun of a killer' Luke Wade faces rustlers as he searches for the man who killed his father. In 'Panhandle Gunman' Mace Seevert comes home from war to discover his former commanding officer has laid claim to Mace's ranch and doesn't plan to give it back"--

Ben Sutton's law: "concerns a territorial marshal summoned to Mexican Springs to intervene in violence that has broken out between cattle ranchers and nesters. Even before he arrives at his destination, sutton has a bloody encounter with members of the Denison gang who are intent on revenge after an earlier encounter. sutton's mission is to be kept secret, so he cannot share information with or seek the assistance of the local sheriff. This isolation...

"In "The Calaveras Hills", homeward bound Union scout Jeff Burkhart dreams of putting away firearms forever to resume working the family farm -- until he arrives home to find a gang of renegades and a burning barn... In "Range Feud", Hogan tells the story of Jess Holloway, honoring the deathbed wish of an old friend, who finds himself on the wrong side after stopping two men from starting a deadly stampede." --cover.

"Decket had a tiger by the tail when he arrested notorious killer Shotgun Travers. But Decket had asked for it. He had been wearing a U.S. Marshal's badge when he was nothing of the sort. He was a small-town peace officer who had used the badge to his own ends, forcing bigger men than he to bend to his will. But now the tables had turned..."-Cover.

"Special U.S. Marshal John Rye, better known as the "Doomsday Marshal," was very good at what he did. His name was both feared and respected wherever he traveled. But for every decent citizen who would aid Rye in his task of bringing a killer to justice, there seemed to be an outlaw who would welcome the chance to shoot him in the back. Rye's current assignment was to track down the killer of Judge Orson Brite of Gallen, Wyoming. In what seemed at...