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A quick-draw tale from the wild west. T. T. Flynn has long been popular with listeners as a master of the Western story.

The Maddens and the Candlemans have been shooting each other for years. Now robbery and murder have driven them together in a Mexican border town. They'll finish it here.

This one was fast...he fired as Matt's bullet slammed into his chest. Nobody robs Matt Davison. Not three men, not 15 - at least that's what he thinks. Now Matt will find out how good he really is.

Splinters from the wooden banister flew against his face and he felt the tug of lead... A desperate cowboy starts a range war and ends up the prime target. Can he hire enough guns to save his hide?

No one in Coronado, New Mexico, wanted Will Lockhart to linger in town. There were some willing to go to dire lengths to drive him out. But the lone rider from Laramie had come a thousand miles to find a gunrunner whose thirst for blood money had killed his younger brother. And Lockhart won't leave until he gets his vengeance.

Short in size, Two Bit Higgins beats up the much bigger Dandy Barker in a bar fight in an southern Arizona gold-mining town. He is then named a deputy sheriff, also showing how dangerous he is with a gun. Then Barker comes back for revenge. How long will it be before Barker and his gang come looking for Two Bit and the show down?

This mob did not want explanations. They wanted a hanging and a quick one. Summoned by a mysterious letter, Howdy McFee and his amazing horse Pink ride to save his uncle's ranch. There's big trouble waiting for them - a crooked lawyer, a pack of hired killers, a crazy prospector, and a fiery, beautiful woman. What do they all want? When will the disasters stop? Can Howdy sort it out before he's shot or hanged?

In "Death for Double-O Neighbors", Tom Lucas is torn by his loyalty to both Old Bob Hurley and his Double-O Ranch on one side and to the small ranchers on the other. Stanley Blanton, an engineer charting the mineral resources of the Northland, in the "Out Trail", crashes through a snow bridge with his sled and dogs in a blizzard. Court martialed and losing the woman he loved, Cass Morgan, in "Powder for Santa Anna", has been living recklessly, shipping freight. Tom Buckner, in "Hunted Wolf", quits Hal Stafford's Cross-T Ranch, and is pursued and left to die in the desert.

Tom Buckner returns to the town of Luna, only to realize that Susan Todd, the woman he loves, is not the puzzle he thought - that he's the puzzle. Before, he didn't care what happened to himself. Now he does, and it's too late.

Bart Sutherland's brother has been murdered by Colt Parmalee and his gang. In disguise, Bart arrives at Colt's ranch in the Valley of the Damned out for revenge. After being captured by Colt's beautiful daughter, Storm, and the other gang members who killed his brother, will Bart ever be able to survive in order to finish the job and ensure justice in the region?

Southerland enters the Valley of the Damned to find his brother’s murderers. Will he survive?

The Yaqui Kid saves the life of Paul Richards almost killed by in the desert while chased by a posse. Brad Stees has stolen the ranch that easterner Paul has inherited and Brad wants to ensure his robbery of the property being iron clad. The Yaqui Kid decides to help Paul but will these two be able to restore Paul's ranch to its proper owner and also save Paul's younger sister from Stees? Or will the sheriff be able to capture and hang the Yaqui Kid first?

Pardon of Innocence tells the remarkable true story of Michael Flynn, a retired three-star general and former National Security Advisor who rose from humble beginnings to serve at the highest levels of US government. Flynn’s memoir chronicles his journey from a New England hometown to military service in Iraq and Afghanistan, emphasizing his dedication to protecting Americans. Faced with challenges from a network of Deep State operatives who perceived him as a threat, Flynn fought against false accusations and a corrupt justice system.

Sundown Daly was a lean, hard, eager man who journeyed toward distant mountains with a cold, fixed purpose. A rash man would have ridden straight to Las Piedras, but two years had taught Daly caution. They would be expecting him at Las Piedras. If they had framed him once, they could do so again. Las Piedras could wait.