Louis Trimble

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It had been a long ride--all the way from the Bitterroot mountains of Montana. Brad Jordan was a big man, leathery and saddle-tough, but he was tired now and feeling mean, knowing the girl was waiting for his answer ... knowing it meant killing ... 'Water and land for everybody, ' he mused. He put out a hand as if to feel the dirt. 'It's a good country.' He looked down at the girl and made his decision. 'It's worth fighting for.' There was room enough in the valley, but Ike Quarles didn't think so. Now he and his hired killers had served notice on Brad - drift or die! 'I'm about through drifting, ' Brad said slowly. 'I was thinking about taking up a homestead.' Then he was silent, watching them sit on their horses, waiting for the abrupt twitch of a hand--the sudden, lunging move that would explode this whole valley into murderous, bullet-screaming range war!

The murder of his father had brought a cold, violent anger to Matt Ross that time had turned to ice but had not diminished. Now he is sheriff, and he means to get his father's murderer legally - not through revenge. He holds the law above all else, until he realizes that you can't fight a .44 with a muzzle-loading popgun. To get his father's killer and the deadly gang that protects him, then law by force - controlled force - will have to be the only law.

For two years Marne had trailed Lowden Doncaster, an unreconstructed Johnny Reb wanted for sedition and treason. Through cow camp and boom town, desert and border village, Doncaster managed to keep ahead of him, leaving Marne with only disturbing rumors... of guns and ammunition being cached along the Border...of a private army of outlaws and hardcases...of deals with renegade Indians. But now at last Marne had caught up to him, and found Doncaster's secret Hole-in-the-Wall, and this time Marne was ready to trade bullets with the whole gang for a chance at Doncaster himself!