Regular print version originally published in the U.S. by Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc.
Summary:
"Young Ray Verity took to the outlaw trail when his three brothers were killed by ranchers who believed the Verity boys guilty of cattle rustling. He swore vengeance on Miles Tenbow, whom he held responsible for the crime. From the hills near the range which had once been his Ray came down to pursue his enemy; but when it was within Ray's power to kill him, Ray saved Tenbow's life instead, then fled to save his own. Ray returned again and again, and each time he learned more of the circumstances that had caused his brothers' deaths and put a price on his own head. Finally, with the girl who stood by him, he discovered the real killers and took revenge. Then he would come down from the outlaw trail and claim his rightful heritage. In a story of youth in revolt, Bennett Foster writes with warmth and excitement of an untamed maverick who grew to manhood amid gun smoke and treachery and proved himself the best man on the range."-- Provided by publisher.
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