Killoe
(Large Print)

"The job was to take a herd of longhorns across Texas to New Mexico and a fertile graze. For Dan Killoe it meant a chance to prove himself to his father and the hands who worked along Cowhouse Creek. It also meant riding alongside the man who was like a brother to Dan--a dashing gunman named Tap Henry. But there was a lot about Tap Henry that Dan didn't know. Through six hundred miles of Comanches, Comancheros, and bushwhackers, they would ride side by side until Tap drew first blood...and Killoe suddenly found himself borrowing more trouble than he'd bargained for. Now, one way or another, he and Henry had become partners in a deadly drama of guns, betrayal, and honor."--,Provided by publisher.