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TRACK OF THE SNAKE
Bounty hunter Clay Pearson had made his fortune with his keen eye and fast hand, but now all he wanted was to hang up his guns and return to Cross L ranch. But the Snake Track outfit, the slimiest bunch of desperadoes in New Mexico territory, had taken over the Cross L in Clay's absence, and only a bloody battle could determine if Clay would spend the rest of his days at the ranch - or six feet underground.
DAY OF THE SCORPION
Henderson's Rifles were the most bloodthirsty bastards ever to terrorize the West, but they made their first and last mistake when they crossed Logan Kincaid. The vicious outlaws had raided his farm and brutally killed his wife, and Kincaid vowed he wouldn't rest until every last man was dead.
Bounty hunter Clay Pearson had made his fortune with his keen eye and fast hand, but now all he wanted was to hang up his guns and return to Cross L ranch. But the Snake Track outfit, the slimiest bunch of desperadoes in New Mexico territory, had taken over the Cross L in Clay's absence, and only a bloody battle could determine if Clay would spend the rest of his days at the ranch - or six feet underground.
DAY OF THE SCORPION
Henderson's Rifles were the most bloodthirsty bastards ever to terrorize the West, but they made their first and last mistake when they crossed Logan Kincaid. The vicious outlaws had raided his farm and brutally killed his wife, and Kincaid vowed he wouldn't rest until every last man was dead.
