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Tucker Ashley returns to his Black Hills ranch to discover it has been raided by Indians, who have killed livestock and captured his best friend and business partner, Jack. Determined to rescue Jack, Tucker sets out after the Indians. Meanwhile, his nemesis, Hack Reed, has escaped from prison and is pursuing Tucker with his gang of ruthless outlaws. The Reed gang ambushes Tucker's posse, leaving only a wounded tracker alive. Tucker's absence intensifies Reed's vengeance. As he tracks the Indians, Tucker discovers they have taken other captives, including a notorious miner murderer and a rancher with his daughter. Just as Tucker faces new threats, Reed's gang ambushes him, but he manages to fight back and escape. Now on foot, Tucker's search for Jack becomes increasingly perilous. In a desperate move, the captives manage to break free, but the murderer and the rancher are quickly killed. The tracker, thought dead, reunites with Tucker, and they continue the pursuit, unaware that Jack and the rancher's daughter have evaded capture and are hiding in the forest. Tucker must navigate the dangers of both the Indians and Reed's gang while racing against time to save his friend. Will he reach Jack before it's too late, or will Reed find him first?

"U.S. marshal Nelson Lane has more than his fair share of unlikely allies: This time it's a tabloid reporter--who turns up missing after he tries to sneak into the Mystical Mountain hunting lodge. Nestled in the rugged and scenic Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, there's more than mere hunting going on there. Nelson sends his deputy, Maris Red Hat, as an undercover courtesan to find out what's up with the wild parties for politicians, celebrities, and gangsters. Even as the lodge caretaker appears to cooperate with the investigation, the women entertaining the guests keep winding up dead. Every time Nelson closes in on the truth, he is ambushed and left for dead. Finally, he sneaks into the resort, only to be saved by an old foe he's been hunting for years. When at last Nelson discovers the dark secret of the lodge, the Mystical Mountain may claim yet another victim"--

"Gangsters and hoodlums prey upon people's weaknesses for a quick buck in an era that saw few bucks to spare, making criminals of everyday folks in the rural Great Depression. In a place as wild as the West ever was, in the heyday of the badmen and the lawmen, the law is in short supply. U.S. Marshal Nelson Lane chases a fleeing murder suspect from the frontier of the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming all the way to the big city of El Reno in Oklahoma--out of his element in both places and nearly everywhere in between. His only help is an Indian rookie deputy sheriff, and she is as wild as any other young woman in that time with access to booze and men: Not much help to a widower alcoholic struggling in recovery. While she might get Nelson killed unintentionally, a shady sheriff dealing in illicit booze, his henchman warning to him to leave, and run of the mill moonshiners just taking care of business are running him down and trying to kill him from all sides. When his persistence pays off and he finally catches up with the murderer, Nelson must find it in himself to look beyond the law and deliver the ultimate justice"--

"Nelson Lane finds himself once again assisting local law enforcement in Wyoming. This time it's a tribal policeman enlisting the US marshal's help to find a girl who has gone missing from the Wind River reservation. It's a good excuse to take a break"--

Former homicide detective Arn Anderson joins forces with TV reporter Ana Maria Villarreal to track down a killer terrorizing the ranches and local watering holes of Cheyenne.

A Tucker Ashley Western AdventureIn the Dakota Territory of the 1870s, some sworn to protect the helpless might exploit them instead, and some deemed hard cases might redeem themselves. Backed to the Wall plunges a lawman and an outlaw into a battle that only one can survive ― if the Indian raiders terrorizing homesteaders and cattlemen don't kill them first.

"Former Denver homicide detective Arn Anderson never thought he'd be broke enough to take on a cold murder case. Or desperate enough to do it with a TV reporter. Or pathetic enough to go back to his rundown childhood home, after he swore he'd left Cheyenne for good. But here he is, hunting a serial killer who also appears to have come out of retirement. On the eve of the tenth anniversary of the murders, the Five Point Killer is back for blood--and Arn could be next."--Goodreads.com.