She may kiss like a woman. But she’s willing to fight like a man. When District Attorney Tess Hayward swept the crooked marshal out with the trash she made Buffalo Ford a peace-loving place to live. But a new election’s got the town-tamer nervous. Her rival is Big Dick Wilcox—and this one’s a true politician: dirty ethics and deep pockets. Tess doesn’t stand a chance in Hell—which is what Buffalo Ford’s going to be if Big Dick comes out on top. Tess has a tactic of her own: Longarm. But what’s he supposed to do? Just head north and blow away the competition? Could happen. Because what the scoundrel has planned for Tess and all of Buffalo Ford is going to put justice to the test—along with Longarm’s patience and his skill with a .44-40.

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Longarm finds out just how bad the bad girls of Rio Blanco can be! U.S. Deputy Marshal Custis Long is off to Rio Blanco County to catch some thieves stealing Indian Agency cattle. Two of the rustlers are women, so it should be interesting. But Longarm is being stalked by two hired killers. Some very wealthy folks want him dead so badly that they’ve secretly put a bigger bounty on his head than the James Boys and Billy the Kid combined. They say that Longarm is Colorado’s answer to the late Wild Bill. But lately, he has trouble enough to overwhelm even the legendary Hickok. After he’s forced to kill Turk Tarrington, Longarm has the whole bloodthirsty clan on his trail. And a certain woman who kills the men she seduces hasn’t forgotten that Deputy Marshal Long turned down her advances. As soon as Liza Carver hooks up with her murderous accomplices, she plans to treat herself to the greatest thrill of all—luring Longarm to his death.

Texas manhunter J.T. Law never intended to step foot in Missouri again. But when childhood sweetheart, Sara Woodall, is in danger, he rides to the rescue.

The Gunsmith reckons he's seen these mean faces before... On the open trail, Clint Adams sees two killers on horseback gun down a fellow traveler. So when they reach their small-town destination, the Gunsmith moseys over to the victim's digs--only to find some very unwelcoming new tenants.

A simple case of self-defense turns Clint Adams into a wanted man. Peace-loving Waylon City would rather hang a man than waste time on a trial. That means the Gunsmith is on the run until he clears his name--or taking a long drop from a short rope. Original.