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It's a thousand dollars to join the Last Man Club and twenty thousand to whoever lives the longest. But members of the secret military society are dying off at the hands of a cold-blooded killer. When Longarm rides out to warn the next target, he is caught between his desire for revenge and his vow to stop the murderer.

After stealing a wagonload of jewels from a roomful of Chicago society-types, two thieving actors streak westward with their loot. Their mastery of disguise has Longarm chasing shadows, but before the final curtain, his brand of six-gun justice makes Longarm the star of the show. Excerpt from Rails West (Jove, 5/93).

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A senator hires Longarm to protect him from his own deadly past. The Colorado statesman claims his life is in danger, but Longarm doesn't believe him--until his partner gets knifed in the back. Now Longarm has got to force the truth into the open, and he'll need all his skills with a gun to do it.

A deadly explosion set by train robbers blows Longarm and his fellow passengers clear off the tracks. When Longarm sets out to find the culprits, his investigation leads to the death of a lowlife with friends in high places. Now Longarm is being given another chance to die.

Longarm sticks his neck out for a friend - and finds himself caught between duty and honor.