Clint is visiting a lawman friend of his in the town of Butler’s Gulch, Kansas. The man is glad to see him, because he has a problem he can’t solve. Seems there’s a house in town that everyone seems to think is haunted. They’ve seen odd lights and have heard weird sounds at night. And there have been a couple of bodies found nearby. The lawman knows that the Gunsmith is an inquisitive man. He thinks all he has to do is rouse Clint’s interest, and he won’t be able to resist looking into the matter. And he’s right. So Clint decides to meet these people and see if he can figure out what’s going on. Turns out to be a man and a woman—not married, but brother and sister. Clint dallies with the woman, while finding a ghost, a killer, or both.

Clint is visiting a lawman friend of his in the town of Butler's Gulch, Kansas. The man is glad to see him, because he has a problem he can't solve. Seems there's a house in town that everyone seems to think is haunted. They've seen odd lights and have heard weird sounds at night. And there have been a couple of bodies found nearby. The lawman knows that the Gunsmith is an inquisitive man. He thinks all he has to do is rouse Clint's interest, and he won't be able to resist looking into the matter. And he's right. So Clint decides to meet these people and see if he can figure out what's going on. Turns out to be a man and a woman-not married, but brother and sister. Clint dallies with the woman, while finding a ghost, a killer, or both.

In its heyday, Colorado had more than 175 ski areas operating on the slopes of the Rocky Mountains, and while many of those resorts have shut down, their runs still shelter secret stashes of snow. Pristine slopes await backcountry powder hounds out to discover these chutes and steeps, bunny hills and bumps. Chronicling the history of more than 36 of these "lost resorts," Powder Ghost Towns provides the beta for how to ski and board these classic runs today, with comprehensive information on trailheads, where to skin up, and the best descents. Coverage ranges from southern Wyoming's Medicine Bow Mountains to the Colorado-New Mexico border, including famous old resorts like Hidden Valley in Rocky Mountain National Park.

YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE A winning night of poker leads to a deadly morning after when the Paxton brothers accuse Wes Billings of rigging a card game. It's only a matter of sixteen dollars, but the Paxtons are murderously sore losers. Wes is a man of principle though, and he won't return what's his, fair and square. The problem is, Wes may be magic with a deck of cards, but he's not so swift with a gun. The other problem is, the Paxtons have got cousins—everywhere. But Wes has a good friend called the Gunsmith, and he's sticking close by, just in case this thing becomes a family matter...

WHEN BUSINESS IS PLEASURE Trouble was cooking like skunk sausage in Kansas City. A scandalous store had opened—displaying its wares of racy undergarments in the window for the whole town to see! Clint had a healthy respect for the fairer sex, and for the fine effect these light 'n' lacy things could have on a little lady. But the shop was under siege from businessman James Wonderly, who was determined to buy it out—with money, bribes, or bullets. It's up to the Gunsmith to cut the lowlife down to size—one way or another...

The Governor of Kentucky hires the Pinkerton Agency to get involved in the Hatfield-McCoy Feud. He wants Devil Anse Hatfield, the head of the family, brought to justice. But after two Pinkerton Ops disappear, Robert Pinkerton tells the governor there's only one man he can think of to take on the job now—Clint Adams, the Gunsmith. But Pinkerton knows Clint won't do it if he asks, so he advises the Governor to send the Gunsmith a telegram and pique his interest. Pinkerton knows that Clint will respond out of pure curiosity. Once he does he rides into West Virginia and becomes embroiled in the deadliest feud in history.

A LAST REQUEST Clint Adams learns that his old mentor—legendary lawman and bounty hunter Amos Weatherby—is dying of cancer. But before facing his final sunset, Weatherby enlists Clint to help corral the one vicious outlaw he never could catch—Chance Dolan. Reluctantly, Clint agrees to join the roundup, knowing that the odds are against them. In the years that have passed since Weatherby last pursued Dolan, the bandit went and bred himself some sons—just as mean as their old man. And the Gunsmith soon realizes that Weatherby's agenda is less about justice than it is about dying with his boots on...