The wounded outlaw blurted out the warning to range boss Jim Seton, and Seton knew that if he wasn't careful, the man's words would prove true; Doug Walters' men were out for his blood. After five years in prison, Seton dared to return to the hostile town he called home - and within shooting range of the one man who would pay a fortune to see him dead. Then, within twenty-four hours, Walters' cut-throats came after Seton with the promise of big money in their eyes, murder in their hearts - and blazing Colts in their hands. But Seton was all man and a yard wide - smart enough and tough enough to take on these hombres and anything worse north of the Rio Grande - and win.
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This 1931 novel by Brand takes the reader back to the frontier West. A little north of the Mexican border surrounded by the mountains lies a ranch with every potential for success. However, the calculated mismanagement and cunning trickery of the ranch's foreman, Douglas Walters, causes this same prosperous land to teeter on the edge of ruin. Walters goes so far as to keep a gang of outlaws waiting in the hills to rustle the cattle across the border and thus drain every asset from the ranch's owners, the Ashe family. By chance, Jim Seton meets Molly Ashe on his return from a five-year prison sentence. Seton sees an opportunity to prove his worth; all he has to do is save the ranch from the clutches of Walters and his gang. Not an easy task for one man, since the Ashe family views Walters as an able foreman and friend. Brand is in his element in this action-packed Western, ably read by Bill Weideman. For most collections.
Theresa Connors, Arkansas Tech Univ., Russellville
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Theresa Connors, Arkansas Tech Univ., Russellville
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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