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This is five action-packed adventures in one book. In addition to the “Stone: Bounty Hunter” stories—Stone and the Ranch Ladies—A Bullet for an Outlaw—Shootout at Devil’s Skull—and Blood and Bullets on The Bayou—there is an additional story not in the Stone: Bounty Hunter series. As usual, Stone is encountering bullets and bedlam at every turn. In "Stone and the Ranch Ladies", he arrives in the middle of his client’s sunbathing session. No problem. The beautiful statuesque blond middle-aged lady asks him to join her while she enjoys the remaining rays of sun and explains ...

THE HANGMAN HAS COME TO TOWN and he is on the trail of four "dead men" who have temporarily eluded the noose by escaping from death row at Yuma Prison. He needs Robichaud's help. Although the hangman along with two Arizona Rangers will be going with him, the bounties on their heads will be going to Robichaud for his service. This could be a dangerous endeavor. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

The judge is dead. Now it's time to deal the sheriff the same hand. Some men want to rebuild their lives when they're released from prison. Robichaud doesn't have a life to rebuild. They destroyed that and everything in it when they falsely imprisoned him. All he has now is revenge. Sweet revenge served cold. He intends to get it in spades. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier

Stone is headed into the Rocky Mountains and to a mining camp to escort a federal prisoner back to Denver. Aboard the same train he notes a destitute mother and her five year old daughter. Hearing the child say she is hungry, Stone manages to obtain a little food from the brakeman who he happens to know from previous trips.. When all the passengers disembark at the their destination, he is surprised that the mother and child is going to the same destination as himself. There one problem. The woman's finance, who is to meet them at the station, is nowhere around. After seeing to it that the ...

Mark's old friend, Johnny, the black freighter wants Mark to accompany him on a trip to El Paso. Johnny's wagon is loaded with government-issued rifles bound for Fort Bliss. There's not an outlaw in the country who wouldn't like to get their hands on that load of cargo. When some finally do, the day is saved not by Robichaud but by someone he would least expect. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

A young black man, born to slaves, becomes one of the most dangerous gunfighters in the West as he fights injustice. Barely grown, Linc Tyler leaves his home on a plantation in northeast Texas headed west. While Linc is camped alongside the road his first night he meets a white man who is a professional gunman. While they are traveling together for three days, Linc learns a skill that will change his life. That skill is how to use the gun hanging on his hip. Another story of danger mingled with romance on the wild west frontier.

Brock has never been suspected of the murders he's committed—until now. This time he's left a victim alive. After accepting the hospitality of a benevolent biker, he leaves the man's girlfriend's naked and mutilated body hanging in the garage. Before he makes the last and fatal swipe with his knife he's interrupted by the arrival of the man's friend, another biker. After beating the new arrival into unconsciousness, he figures he's out of time. Taking the man's motorcycle he flees back to south Florida unaware someone from Key West is breathing down his back.

Mark Robichaud was sent to Yuma Prison five years ago for a crime he didn't commit. Now he's being released. Some men want to rebuild their lives when they're released from prison. Robichaud doesn't have a life to rebuild. They destroyed that and everything in it when they falsely imprisoned him. All he has now is revenge. Sweet revenge served cold. He intends to get it in spades.

One way to permanently eliminate an old lawman—after forcing him out of office in a crooked election—is to hang him.Special Deputy US Marshal and Bounty Hunter Jake Stone is about to clash head-on with a bunch of outlaws and gunslingers. This time, his old friend, Sheriff Harry Mills has lost a crooked election. In old west style, a bunch of owlhoots and desperadoes have stuffed the ballot boxes. Not only did they take away his badge, but the outlaw who stole his office is about to take away something even more valuable: the lawman’s life! They are about to put Harry’s neck in a ...

Outlaws don’t deserve to live in a free society. Some gunslingers don’t deserve to live at all. Bill Brody is one of them. For some reason, a soft-hearted parole board has unleashed “Outlaw Bill” upon the unsuspecting public. According to the county sheriff, Bill’s up to his old tricks. It appears only a bullet is going to reform him. Jake Stone, accompanied by Leon Sams, the first black deputy marshal hired out of the Denver office, is given the task of finding Bill. They can bring him in or “take him out.” Either way will work, but before they can get to Bill they’re going...

As they ride towards Miller's Crossing where he hopes to find work, down on his luck cowboy Marty Crawford and his aging mount Old Bullet are near starving. Marty has eaten nothing but bread and jerky for the last several days and Old Bullet has eaten nothing but grass.Unbeknownst to Marty, a bank robbery is taking place as he nears Miller's Crossing. In a twisted turn of fate, he encounters the bank robbers as they are fleeing the scene of their crime. One shoots him as they gallop by in the opposite direction. The posse finds Marty wounded and only partially conscious and mistakes him for...

Not fully sure of the horse and rider's position, Stone pushed up to his knees. It took a millionth of a second to locate his target. In the same span of time, the rider spotted Stone. He was bringing the long-barrel rifle around to bear on the deputy marshal. The shots were simultaneous. The rider missed. Stone didn't. Stone got off a second shot. The rider didn't. Stone's bullet struck the bushwhacker somewhere in the shoulder area.

It had been a peaceful Sunday afternoon at the Honeycutt farm until four outlaws, bound for Mexico, stopped by to water their horses. They might have continued riding if not for the tantalizing aroma of food waffling from the Honeycutt kitchen. When Mrs. Honeycutt refuses their demand for the meal which she had previously prepared; the gang takes it by force. After leaving her and her oldest boy unconscious, they decide to kidnap the two youngest children. Awakened from a Sunday afternoon nap by screams and hoofbeats, the oldest girl, Tanya, rushes to the kitchen see the carnage and to be ...

In pursuit of two desperate outlaws, Stone rides into the sleepy little town of Abbot. After dodging an outlaw's bullet, he captures them, but is forced to kill one after the fact. Placing the remaining prisoner in the ramshackle jail, he meets a beautiful Mexican girl. Ironically, she has a personal vendetta against the killer. The hanging she anticipates witnessing is foiled when two lowlifes facilitate a jailbreak. As Stone prepares to track this killer once again, the Mexican girl insists on accompanying him.

First it was a Bad Day for the Hangman, then there was Gunfight at Spanish Wells, and now there's Valley of the Gunman, and this his gunfighter is going to see many die, many live, and one legend born.

Jake Stone's old friend, Sheriff Harry Mills has lost a crooked election. In old west style, a bunch of outlaws and gunslingers have stuffed the ballot boxes. Not only did they take away his badge, but the outlaw who stole his office is about to take away something even more valuable: his life. They are about to put Harry's neck in a hangman's noose without the benefit of a judge, jury or even a visitor. It will be nothing short of a lynching.

Not long after robbing a gold train, the cabal of law-abiding individuals find a member of their group has loose lips. Not only does the talker suddenly vanish and then turn up dead, but some of the ones who are breathing down their necks meet their demise as well. The law will soon be on the trail of a wanted man.

Before the gunman approached, Hank turned to walk back up the incline as though to lead the hostage taker to his partner. Again, he passed Stone without missing a step. This not only led the varmint onward, but placed Hank out of the crossfire....

JakeStone begins this job from atop a stagecoach, posing as a shotgun messenger. Outlaws are robbing the Southern Colorado Stage and Freight Company of gold shipments. No one knows where or when they might strike. No one has a clue where they hide. This is driving the stage company to the brink of bankruptcy. Desperate, the owner wires Stone. Stone doesn't stay atop the stage long. Explaining why he is here to the tall, lanky, tobacco-chewing driver, he and the likeable old cuss formulate a plan.