"Spencer Stanton's word was law. He had killed many to win the vast cattle spread, and would do anything fair or foul to keep it. Every ranch hand, every neighboring landowner, every roaming Indian tribe new better than to cross this man's power, this man's pride. But some hadn't gotten the message--a trio of vicious gunmen who murdered and raped as naturally as they drew breath, a giant bull-like cattle baron who lusted after Stanton's prime beef, and a cunning Mexican general tightening a circle of terror around the Yankee intruder. Stanton didn't waste words. He'd let his guns do his talking"-- Provided by publisher.
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