"Expert investigator Mel Davitt is brought in when the new State Bank of Milton is robbed. Just outside of town, Davitt joins up with Buck Granger, a young cowpuncher who helps him catch the bank robber known as the Crow. This is the beginning of a partnership that will apprehend rustlers and thieves"--

"A fist fight, a mysterious letter, and a dangerous pursuit come together in a Western tale"--

Bob Bannister tries the hide his past when he arrives in Prairie City where, because of the good he does, the sheriff is reluctant to suspect he could be wanted for murder and robbery, but Bannister's Prairie City experiences are not all pleasant and he must contend with the hostile foreman of the Half Diamond ranch, whose shady dealings cause Bannister to act in a way that only increases suspicion over his true identity.

Neil Sterret, who had never given very much evidence of strength of character. decided to marry, go West, and then make a man of himself. He rather reversed the proper order of doing such things, but won out in spite of it. He encounters "Left Hand," a man of mystery who is quick on the draw ...

A lone rider rode onto the Diamond H range and introduced himself as Dane. When asked where he was from, he replied, “From down yonder.” Despite his cryptic answers, Gordon Hughes, the owner of the Diamond H, decides to hire him as a special hand. Hughes is having problems with rustlers, as well as a boundary dispute with his neighbor Oscar Williams of the Flying W. Dane’s job will be to find out who is doing the rustling and find a way to keep...

The stranger was dark and slim, and had a dreamy quality about him. He rode into Dry Crossing on Smith River and brought his provisions. Now there was something he needed to know, so he stopped at the tavern. In no time at all, he had been provoked to draw his gun--and it was lightning-quick. He was "The Spectacular Kid," and according to rumors that drifted through the hills, he'd been raised by a notorious outlaw--a killer. The Kid had learned what...

"Clint and Dick French may have been identical twins, but it wasn't hard to tell them apart. Clint's wild ways contrasted sharply with his brother's more sophisticated tastes. But then Dick decided to drop his dandified duds to don Western gear and help out at the family ranch. Only he didn't know he'd inherit Clint's enemies as well. When notorious troublemaker Blunt Rodgers mistakes Dick for Clint, the tenderfoot looks to be doomed. Until his sharp-shooting...