"Searching for a missing man in the Arizona territories was a job Henry Logan was eager to take. His lungs, damaged from malaria during the Spanish-American War, could use a rest. But when the people of Nogales got the mistaken impression that he was a gunman instead of a gunsmith, Logan suddenly found himself the target of jeers -- and bullets. All of which made it harder to uncover the truth about the missing Rip Parrish, especially when the evidence...

"When Sam Cary and his bullwhackers set out on the Bozeman Trail for Fort Greybull, they knew they were riding into danger. Sam's arch-rival Mark Stockwell had been running guns to the Indians, a hot-blooded young warchief was stirring up the tribes and the cavalry had already pulled out. But Sam was a fighter with a lot at stake - including a gray-eyed beauty named Gaybird. Besides, it was already too late to turn back..."--WorldCat.

A good man with a rope can do alright on the range, and Ross came back with a string of ponies long enough to save Pacheco Ranch. But he was too late. The old man was dead, and the ranch had supposedly been sold to Lamar Shelton.