When Clint Adams rides into Casa Grande, Arizona, everyone starts talking. Women rush to be near him and smart men step out of his way. But some just simply aren't sharp enough to be afraid of The Gunsmith.Only planning to stay a day or so, The Gunsmith finds himself inadvertently tangled up in a fight between two families. The Tanner brothers, trying their hardest to be bad men, come into conflict with the Colters, the reigning outlaws in town. Owing them money, the Tanners come up with a dangerous idea when they learn Clint Adams is in Casa Grande. They intend to kidnap The Gunsmith for ransom! Suddenly in danger from all sides, including a kill crazy gunslinger desperate to add him to the notches in his pistol, Adams finds himself unable to trust anyone, even the beautiful women pursuing him. As families fight, it falls to The Gunsmith to deal out death, just to make sure he rides out of town alive.THE GUNSMITH #402: KIDNAP A GUNSMITH by J. R. Roberts. From Pro Se Productions!

The town of Casa Grande was meant to be just a stopover for Clint Adams to get his boot repaired and his horse shod. Of course, nothing goes that easy for The Gunsmith. Soon he is involved with two sets of brothers: one set kidnaps him and tries to sell him to the other side to cancel a crippling gambling debt. But the Tanner brothers are just kids trying to make a better life for themselves and their sister; while the Colter brothers are a murderous gang. In the end, with the aid of two lovely ladies, Clint ends up helping the Tanners, while he himself must avoid being gunned down by the deadly Colter Gang.

Far Eye Abernathy may have a gift for guns…but he doesn’t have a shot against Slocum. With his dying words, a sheriff tells Slocum to find the men who shot him. Though he’s never been too partial to the law, Slocum accepts the mission—and even the deputy’s badge that goes with it. Finding the bad men in Spencer Flats, Slocum takes stock of the situation. Rob Bensonn is a mean, nasty killer—but Slocum’s dealt with characters like him before. What he’s never seen before is a man with the shooting skills of Far Eye Abernathy. Going up against Far Eye won’t be easy…and the third man in that rag tag gang may be even worse.

Longarm finds himself up Hell Creek without a paddle… Deputy U.S. Marshal Custis Long’s got no stomach for yellow-bellied killers—but when a gang of outlaws takes to decapitating deputies, it’s Longarm who loses his head. The worst of the bunch is a wild hellcat by the name of Bella Flowers, who’s going to be pushing up daisies just like her cold-blooded compadres if she keeps putting up a fight. Once he’s got Bella hogtied, handcuffed, and headed for hanging, Longarm runs afoul of a mysterious bushwhacker. But the shooter’s target may be someone else entirely—a lovely blonde on her way to Hell Creek to claim her uncle’s ranch. Once a boom town, Hell Creek is now a haven for hard cases, so Longarm aims to make sure the pretty lady isn’t riding blindly into a storm of trouble…

Clint Adams rides into the town of Casa Grande and finds himself involved with two sets of brothers. One set kidnaps him and tries to sell him to the other set. But the Tanner Brothers are just kids trying to make a better life for themselves and their sister, while the Colter Brothers are a murderous gang. In the end, with the assistance of two lovely ladies, Clint ends up trying to help the youngsters who kidnapped him get out from under a crushing debt, while he himself must avoid being gunned down by the deadly Colter Gang.

The Gunsmith 401 When his Darley Arabian horse, Eclipse, was stolen, Clint Adams saw red. But no sooner had he set out in pursuit of the thieves, than he found himself up to his neck in even bigger trouble. A bunch of mad revolutionaries were set on wrenching New Mexico away from the United States, and it seemed that The Gunsmith—with a little help from bounty hunter Jarred Hall—was the only man who could stop them. Before long Clint was seeing red again . . . only this time it was the stark crimson of spilled blood.

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