When Clint Adams pays a visit to an old friend, he finds the man dying-two bullets in his belly, shot in a scrape over a bottle of cheap whiskey. But that's how the Thorn brothers operate-if they don't get what they want, they stop talking and start shooting. They're blood brothers, all right-with a trail of blood and destruction that cuts through New Mexico. Now it's up to the Gunsmith to shake them out of an outlaw town where every gun has a bullet with his name on it. And back-shooting is the order of the day....

When Clint Adams renews an old love affair, he doesn't know he's courting death. But the truth is the beautiful redhead from his past is also a killer. Known only as Scarlet, she's any man's equal, a top-notch gunslinger, a bounty hunter who's already gunned down two men. And now, wounded in a shoot-out, she's after the most dangerous prize of all-the two surviving brothers from the notorious Grafton gang. Clint joins her in her fight-and learns the real reason she turned bounty hunter: to seek revenge for a brutal crime. But her thirst for vengeance could endanger both of them before they...

Clint Adams headed for the Bar Z soon as he heard his friend needed help. But he was too late-Hank Denzel had already been gunned down by the bloodthirsty Stringer boys...who want to buy his spread cheap. Now it's all Hank's lovely daughter can do to hold onto the place, so the Gunsmith stays to set things straight. But the Stringer varmints aren't the only hard cases Clint has to face-someone is rustling Bar Z stock at an alarming rate. And to make matters worse, ruthless railroad barons have designs on both the Bar Z-and the Gunsmith

When his old buddy Marshal John McIntyre summons him up to Sacramento, Clint knows it must be serious. But before he can even get into town, he runs straight into a stagecoach massacre...and that's just the start of his troubles. Turns out there's a greedy stagecoach man who really believes in killing the competition-including any folks who dare to ride in a stagecoach that isn't his. But John McIntyre's being framed for murder...and only the Gunsmith can save his friend and the townsfolk from a one-way ticket to hell

When a drunken gambler gets plugged during a game of poker, Clint Adams gets dealt a handful of trouble. Now the dead man's daughter wants to exact her own brand of vengeance...and she wants the Gunsmith's help. But Clint soon discovers that most of the bad blood running through town runs through her own clan. And the Gunsmith has to pull in the reins on the vengeful wildcat-before more of that bad blood runs cold....

If a man's luck is a measure of his worth, Clint Adams ain't amounting to much lately. He's flat broke, hungry, and his horse just went lame. Things can't get much worse-or so he figures-until he takes on the deadliest manhunt of his career.... Ben Towers is an outlaw, a killer, and a legend in his own time. And the Gunsmith aims to end his ruthless reign of blood, terror, and gold. Sure, Towers is a legend. But so is the Gunsmith.... Even legends can die.

The town of Los Alamos is about to be swallowed whole by the notorious bandit El Gigante. Only four dare to fight back-but they know it will be a losing battle unless Clint Adams agrees to step in. The Gunsmith isn't about to sell his hide for a paltry one hundred dollar reward and rumors of a hidden treasure, though...until he meets the sheriff of Los Alamos, the seductive Carlotta Cortez. It seems El Gigante is more hell-bent on the sultry sheriff than on the fabled treasure of Los Alamos. Perhaps the Gunsmith is, too. And that makes for a rivalry as bitter-and deadly-as poison....

When the Gunsmith heard the shots, he knew he had to stop the pistol-packing killers before they turned the peaceful Wyoming sheep meadow into a bloody burial ground. But this is cattle country-and the local ranchers are a mean bunch who don't take kindly to meddlesome strangers. And the meanest one of all is Tom Lord-the low-down cur responsible for the slaughter. Now he's sent his hired guns after Clint Adams...and it looks like the legendary sharpshooter could finally meet his match-or his Maker

It looks like the last shoot-out for Clint Adams when he's outdrawn by a silver-tongued, mean-hearted four-flusher. Staring down the barrel of a two-shot derringer, Clint doesn't even have time to raise his own gun before Ian Palmer's bullet damn near kills him. Nursed back to health by a pretty young widow, Clint vows revenge. Trouble is, the memory of Palmer's face has been knocked clear out of his head. But that's not enough to stop the Gunsmith from tracking his man down in a desperado hellhole for one last bout with the deadly derringer....

If anyone told Clint Adams he'd be playing hired gun to a baby, he would've said they were crazy. But that was before he found an infant in an abandoned stage-and made tracks to Doyle, Kansas, to find the little darlin's next of kin. But Doyle ain't exactly rolling out the red carpet for Adams. The town is run by Vic Ward, a mean snake who doesn't like strangers messin' in his affairs. Everyone in town is scared of the saloon owner-even the law. But Adams isn't about to be outgunned by a vicious killer and the gang of rifle-totin' amateurs Ward's rustled up to send the Gunsmith packing. And...