Regular print version originally published in the U.S. by Macrae Smith Company.
Summary:
"Donal Cameron was killed at San Juan Hill in Cuba, but Donal Cameron was coming home. Both father and son shared the same name. Both had served with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders, but only one was coming home. Everyone was anxious to know which one it was. Fear stalked the range at Rio Seco, and murder lurked in every mesquite bush. The Circle C foreman who had helped Isabel Cameron run the ranch while her husband and son were away had been murdered - as had the owner of the Rocking D, leaving his daughter, Ruth, as the owner of the ranch. Both women were hoping the return of Donal Cameron would put things right. But there were those who feared he would ruin their plans and hoped to eliminate him before he even knew what was happening. An initial attempt on Don's life failed and Don quickly learned the law in town would be no help, so he decided he would resort to an older law . . . the law of gun justice."-- Provided by publisher.
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