A trail of gunpowder and a blaze of bullets lead Longarm straight to a pack of bloodthirsty renegades.

You can run from Longarm, but you can’t hide… Killer Hangtown Harry Moon is wanted for just about every crime in the book. But Moon has kept such a low profile for so long, he can escape Denver—and the keen eye of U.S. Deputy Marshal Long—unnoticed… The Red Onion saloon in Panther Mountain, Texas, has hired Moon to muscle out the other bar in town. But right quick, the cur gets thrown in jail. Word reaches Longarm, who’ll have to trek down and escort him home—to swing. Unfortunately, Moon has family under every rock, taking aim. And Longarm will have to serve up some shots that won’t go down smooth…

Stagecoach thieves are planning a twelve-gauge surprise… When hooded stagecoach robbers accidentally steal a strongbox containing U.S. mail along with their loot, they make the mistake of committing a federal crime—and tangling with U.S. Deputy Marshal Custis Long. The robbers have a clear M.O.—always working as a pair, they hide their faces and do their talking only with their shotguns. With little to go on in terms of the thieves’ identity, Longarm follows a trail of clues to a Deadwood bordello, where he learns that a little pillow talk might just get a man killed…

Longarm is one sure-shooting shepherd… Custis Long’s reputation as an expert animal driver lands him an unlikely assignment. The U.S. government asks him to drive 6,000 head of sheep to a Navajo reservation—where the displaced Indians survive by weaving intricate blankets for fashionable folks back east. Problem is, the only way to get the sheep to the shears is through cattle country, which could spark an all-out range war. But when a pack of pistol-wearing wolves comes howling for the herd, Longarm isn’t going to forgo his flock without a fight…

Color illustration of four superimposed vignettes: mans' head in profile smoking a cigarillo; man and woman embracing; man in western clothing firing a pistol in his proper right hand; cowboy on horseback driving a herd of white face cattle.

Longarm’s saddled with a she-devil! The son of a legendary Civil War hero, U.S. Deputy Marshal Bradford G. Gumm wanted to forge his own legend by bringing peace to the range war-torn region of Pine Valley, Arizona—only to vanish before he could. Now, Longarm must locate his fellow marshal with the help of Gumm’s fiancée, Julia Konrad. Her uppity, spoiled, high society upbringing tends to grate on Longarm’s nerves, but even he has to admire her willingness to risk life and limb for her intended. Except now that she’s gotten a taste for frontier life, she’s set her sights on Longarm—and Julia always gets what she wants…

Fighting for justice has been a way of life for Marshal Long, and when he kills a back-shooting coward, his conscience is clean. But the man turns out to be a U.S. senator's bodyguard, and the crooked congressman comes after Longarm with a mind for cold-blooded revenge!