J. R. Roberts

"Riding through Copper Canyon, Wyoming, Clint Adams is trying to mind his own business for a change. But when a man is murdered, it is everybody's business--at least according to Big Al Henry. With his son accused and awaiting trial, Big Al wants the Gunsmith to prove his boy is innocent--and he's rich enough to make it worth his while. With the town judge hell-bent on convicting the boy, and the real killers still lurking around town, the job turns...

"Trouble is in the cards for Clint Adams when he saunters into a saloon to quench his thirst. After hearing Clint's name, two shady customers look to improve their standing with their prospector boss, Mr. Torquelan, by greeting the Gunsmith with guns drawn. But they quickly feel the sting of regret... When Clint learns the gruesome twosome were motivated by a local fortune-teller named Madame Giselle, he visits the sultry psychic and discovers that...

Clint Adams makes a choice that may lead him to his toughest challenge yet.

"Some ghosts never die...In the middle of a hellish dust storm, Clint Adams is glad to stumble into Jasper, Kansas. But the town is deserted, except for one stubborn spitfire of a woman. She tells Clint about Jasper's past, about the fatal mistake they made in hanging an innocent man--and those who came for vengeance. And now the Gunsmith is going to bury the sins of the past once and for all..."--p.[4] of cover.

"Killing's cheaper than divorce. At least that's how Cheyenne rancher Gerald Lawrence sees it. Word is, the Hunt gang is coming to rob his place. Sure would be a shame if Mrs. Lawrence got caught in the cross fire... But Lawrence has made two tactical errors. He's hired Clint Adams to protect his ranch--and he's left him alone with his wife..."--P. [4] of cover.

"Two years ago, a killer stalked the streets of Boston, and reporter Harry Temple covered the case. After an informant gave Harry the criminal's identity, the police ordered him not to run the story--but he did anyway. The killer fled the city, and Harry has been on his trail ever since, hunting for a chance at redemption. Now, Harry is in Abilene, Kansas, with a burden on his shoulders and a news clipping in his pocket. A woman has been strangled,...

A high-profile funeral brings Clint Adams and other "old-time gunnies" to Santa Fe, but when the gunslingers start shooting, Clint needs to put his problem to rest--or start planning his own funeral.

When his enemies discover that his gun hand is injured, Clint Adams must rely on his cross draw to stop the outlaws who have come to the town of Big Rock to take him down.