Muselo se to přihodit, a každý na prérii to věděl. Lem Redden však netušil, že se to přihodí v městečku Crown Butte a také to nebyla jeho vina, ač se ovšem nijak nesnažil, aby tomu předešel. Dlouho cítil, že to přijde. ...
Western vyprávějící o bandě zločinců, která chce za jakoukoliv cenu získat odlehlý ranč.
When Gail London inherits the Hanging X Ranch, he decides that it's time to leave the notorious Trantler gang. But leaving may not be as easy as he had hoped.
Originally published as a seven-part serial in a Western story magazine in 1931, this book captures the essence of classic Western storytelling. It features compelling characters and thrilling narratives that reflect the adventurous spirit of the time. The serialized format allows for in-depth character development and plot progression, immersing readers in the rugged landscapes and moral dilemmas of the American West.
"Steve Brent's cavalier attitude makes him look suspicious when lawmen are looking for rustlers and bank robbers"--
Clint and Dick French may have been identical twins, but it wasn't hard to tell them apart. Clint's wild ways contrasted sharply with his brother's more sophisticated tastes. But then Dick decided to drop his dandified duds to don Western gear and help out at the family ranch. Only he didn't know he'd inherit Clint's enemies as well. When notorious troublemaker Blunt Rodgers mistakes Dick for Clint, the tenderfoot looks to be doomed. Until his sharp-shooting sibling puts a bullet into the bruiser. In fact, three shots were fired from the crowd that day, and the second one proved deadly. No one knows exactly who fired it, but the sheriff doesn't need evidence to peg Clint the killer. And once word gets back to the infamous outlaw Blunt rode with, a whole gang of hardcases will be gunning for both brothers.