Arizona Justice and The Lonely Gun

<h4><strong>Owen Wister Award winner Gordon D. Shirreffs spins tales of the old west that are exhilarating and bigger than life. You'll find two such full-length tales in this double volume sure to please even the most discerning consumer of Western fiction.</strong></h4><p><br></p><p>In<strong> </strong><em>Arizona Justice</em> when Rowan Locke rode into Llano with a marshal's badge in his pocket and the iron will to bring back a killer all he heard talk of was the terrible Donnigans those five wild-tempered brothers who thought they were above the law.</p><p><br></p><p>In <em>The Lonely Gun</em> Case Hardesty had to cross what the Conquistadors called the Devil's Highway on foot-or die. It was the highest driest meanest desert in northern Mexico. Hot on the trail behind him were the outlaws he'd taken for $20000-and behind them the lawmen who had sworn death to the lot of them.</p><p>In one hand he held a Winchester and in the other a salt sack stuffed with enough bills to buy a ranch in Sonora-if he made it. If he didn't well there was plenty of space for a grave out on the Devil's Highway...</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>The joy of reading Shirreffs' work is in his mastery of pacing and his tough gritty prose. </em>- James Reasoner author of Outlaw Ranger.</strong></p>