Dublin is just a small, coal-mining town in Colorado. But the way the Irish and the English are fighting it out, Clint Adams might as well have been transported across the sea to Ireland The Gunsmith finds himself in the middle of a bloody feud with a band of Molly Maguires on one side and an English mine owner on the other; to make matters worse, an old enemy is stalking him. Clint wants to be a peacemaker, but it looks like the only peace he'll find is in the arms of a pretty Irish lass and a willing English maid

What kind of men trample a little girl to death? Only the worst kind of low-down, subhuman varmints-and that's why Clint Adams agrees to join a posse to track down the gang of murdering bank robbers. But with a posse made up of a resentful deputy and merchants who don't know one end of a gun from another, the Gunsmith is in for a lot more trouble than he bargained for-especially when he realizes that the gang is heading for the one town in the West no lawman has ever entered

The Texas Rangers are after a bandido who is as deadly and dangerous as his namesake, the dreaded gila monster. Gila has been raiding Texas ranches, rustling, raping and murdering. The Gunsmith is recruited to track him south of the border where the Rangers have no authority. There he confronts the bandit, whose armor breastplate and metal gauntlets with steel spikes make him the strangest and most awesome foe Clint has ever battled...

There are more ways to get into trouble than ways to get out on the San Francisco waterfront. It's no wonder then that Clint Adams reluctantly agrees to keep a mysterious appointment at the Black Pearl Saloon. There, the Gunsmith finds two old friends, private detectives John Chang and Sam Wing, who inform him that the lovely lady Clint is supposed to meet has disappeared-kidnapped by the Black Pearl Tong. Now the Gunsmith's worst fears start to come true: he's fighting for his life in the deadly maze of San Francisco's Chinatown...

They call it Paradise but it's more like Hell for the women held captive in this small Oklahoma town. The Harlow gang has discovered that females are worth their weight in gold-when you sell them to brothels and women-starved mining towns. Clint Adams teams up with an old acquaintance, Marcel Duboir, to rescue the damsels in distress. It's a tough job, even for experts like the Gunsmith and his pal. But the rewards, especially of the female kind, are great-if they can manage to stay alive

King Fisher practically owns the Nueces Strip along the Rio Grande. And he keeps control of his empire by hiring desperate men from both sides of the border. Riding through the town of Eagle Pass, it doesn't take Clint Adams long to run afoul of Fisher's men, killing one and wounding another. Now the Gunsmith has a choice: leave town with the tag "coward" plastered on his back-or stay and face more trouble than one man has ever known...

In Prophecy, there's a slim redhead with a sensuous face. In Jericho, a big, brash, sexy blonde. And in Jory, an Indian girl with hair as black as a raven's wing. Clint Adams has had his share of gorgeous women before, but never three beautiful bounty hunters, each willing to do anything to enlist his help. The last thing the Gunsmith wants is to ride out on another hunt-but after all, how many times can you say no to three beautiful ladies?

El Paso has long been a battleground for the Anglos and the Mexicans, and now the war is heating up in the salt beds near Guadalupe Peak. When Clint Adams rides unsuspectingly into the crossfire, the last thing he wants is to get involved. But a pretty young miss wins Clint's affections-and lands the Gunsmith right in the middle of a fight for his life

It's snowing corpses in Ten Pines, Utah, and the townsfolk are pointing accusing fingers at the stranger with the reputation as a "gunfighter." The stranger happens to be Clint Adams, who is stuck in Ten Pines because of a freak blizzard. Now the Gunsmith is a prime suspect in a series of mysterious murders and the only way to prove his innocence is to find the real killer-and uncover a long-buried secret which might well cost the Gunsmith his life

Any man would be thrilled to find out he has a long-lost son-or would he? What if that "son" turns out to be a merciless killer who guns down men for the fun of it? That's the dilemma facing Clint Adams when he learns that a young gunman named John Adams is claiming to be his son. The Gunsmith follows a trail of bodies as he sets out to confront the boy-and his own past. It's one showdown the Gunsmith can't afford to lose...