Deputy U.S. Marshal Gideon Hawk was respected throughout the Territory as a lawman of principle--until Three Fingers Ned Meade threw him a curve. Meade killed Hawk's ten-year-old boy, and the grisly act drove Hawk's grief-stricken wife to hang herself. Now, robbed of kin, Hawk sets out on a brutal quest to find the man responsible--at any cost.

Ex-Deputy U.S. Marshal Gideon Hawk gives some bounty hunters a lethal lesson in how reputations are made when a beautiful prostitute latches on to him; with this excess baggage, Hawk has to outride some determined soldiers who believe that she's their property.

The same governors who had a death warrant on Gideon Hawk's head now desperately need his help to end the bloody carnage sweeping the Southwest at the hands of a gang of merciless Apaches, along with a turncoat called Wilbur "Knifehand" Monjosa.

Gideon Hawk hunts the depraved outlaw Pima Miller into the Superstition Mountains of Arizona Territory. Hawk inadvertently shot Miller's woman, but the killer doesn't seem to mind. He leaves his infant son behind and heads into the mountains with a beautiful young guide, Jodi Zimmerman, who he's kidnapped from the Superstition Stage Relay Station. Hawk, however, minds very much that his bullet meant for Miller struck an innocent woman. He storms after...

"Gideon Hawk, the Rogue Lawman, is back in a brand-new western duo . . . In Undertaker's Friend, Hawk shoots three men who try to rob a saloon. One of those men is the spoiled son of a local rancher, Mortimer Stanley. When the smoke finally clears over Cedar Bend, if the rogue lawman is still alive, he'll likely discover that one of his only remaining friends is the local undertaker, who whistles while he works and laughs all the way to the bank....

U.S. Marshal Flagg is hot on the trail of a rogue lawman, who, after the death of his son and the suicide of his wife, is determined to exact revenge on the cold-blooded killers responsible for destroying his life.