A Good Match
by Ray Dean
She was a widowed gentlewoman. He was a bear of a man who knew next to nothing about the softer sex. What could they possibly have in common?

The Legend of Buck and Hellhound
by Eric Atkisson
Buck was a Texas Ranger and Hellhound was a runty pup he found. But to the Comanches, they were far more than the typical boy and his dog.

The Last Score
by William S. Hubbartt
The train carried over $40,000 in gold, and the robber planned to make it his last big score. But the one man who was his match planned to stop him one way or another.

Stick 'em Up
by Dave Harcourt
What's the difference between ignorant and stupid? This outlaws-versus-cowboys tale provides a colorful example we should all remember.

U.S. Marshal
by Alvin W. McCarty
A United States Marshal had to work with everyone in the West . . . the Army, civilians, Indians, and government agents. The only ones Marshal Bell couldn't work with were the bloodthirsty renegades.

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