It was known as a "Hell on wheels"-a traveling city of sin that moved along with the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad. And it was one gambling, whoring community that Clint Adams and his buddy. Rick Hartman, wanted to check out for themselves. When they climbed aboard the rowdy train, they unwittingly stepped into the scene of a gruesome murder-and Rick Hartman was the prime suspect. Now, Clint has to fight the makeshift law with his own brand of justice... and a cold round of sizzling bullets.

The doctors back East were fifteen years premature when they told Dr. John Henry Holliday that he had little time left to live. The "walking dead man" headed West, where he built a reputation as a gentleman, a gambler, and a gunman. He was known as Doc Holliday. And he was about to meet up with none other than Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. Of course, this was long before the famous shoot-out at OK Corral-and the legendary gunfighters weren't exactly the best of friends yet. History was in the making. Clint Adams, the Gunsmith, was right in the middle of it. And he was hoping to get out of...

Sunshine, fresh air, a little fishing, and a beautiful lady were the Gunsmith's ingredients for a perfect vacation. But rest and relaxation were the furthest things from his mind. The trouble started when Clint Adams reluctantly tangled with young, cocky Johnny Bolt. The legendary Gunsmith was confident he could handle him in a gunfight. But there was one problem. If he so much as hurt the kid, Clint would have to face the wrath of the entire Bolt Ranch. Although the Gunsmith wasn't looking forward to a permanent vacation, the Bolts wanted to turn the "living legend" into a dead one...

It was chance that paired Clint Adams and the lovely Sally Miller. But, was it Sally's fault that trouble, like every man in the territory, was just naturally attracted to her? Maybe not, but when the Gunsmith agrees to help search for her missing brothers, the two uncover a Comstock Lode of crooked card-sharps, ruthless gunmen, and boom-town scum. It's a search that just may end in scandal for the desirable Sally Miller-and a pine box for the Gunsmith...

When Clint Adams offers to stand in as lawman for an old friend, he ends up with more trouble than seemed possible for a small town like Broken Lance. There's a bitter and deadly range war between miners and a rich rancher-and that's only the beginning. When the rancher's beautiful young daughter is kidnapped, the Gunsmith is forced to saddle-up with a two-legged snake by the name of Sturges to track her down. Together Clint and Sturges follow a twisting trail in pursuit of the kidnappers and the girl. It's a trail that leads them straight to one of the most feared men in the...

When someone begins killing young "ladies of the night" in the town of Dante, it's bad for business-particularly that of Colonel Porter, the local mining czar. If the killer isn't stopped soon, the town of Dante may turn into a ghost town-and its mines with it The Gunsmith has a score to settle with whoever's been cutting the throats of the young women, and he aims to find out who it is. It won't be easy, though. He has a town full of suspects, including a sadistic sheriff, the jealous wife of a prominent banker, and a gun-slinger intent on drawing Clint into a showdown...

When Clint Adams rescues beautiful Milly Hathaway from a cornered bandit, he already knows she's the daughter of the richest man in the territory. But what surprises the Gunsmith is when the young miss mistakes a frisky night of passion for a marriage proposal. This time, however, even Clint has to admit marriage may not be such a bad idea. But Milly's brother and the ranch foreman have another proposal for Clint: ride out-either sitting up or laying over the saddle. When low-down threats and hired guns don't scare off the Gunsmith, the boys decide to take on the job themselves.

Clint Adams isn't one to refuse a call for help, especially when it's from the United States Government. Though what the Secret Service tells him sounds mighty odd indeed. They say someone down in the Southwest territory has been training killers-for-hire and the star pupils are the fastest guns alive. And while the Gunsmith knows that fast draws are born, not made, he agrees to check out the rumors. Traveling in disguise and under the name Wes Bellman, it's only a matter of time before Clint's hip-deep in fast guns and faster women...

Clint Adams' old pal Joe Bags has gone and got himself elected sheriff of Rio Malo, a town trying to turn respectable. But when the killing starts, Joe learns that there's more to being sheriff than pinning on a tin star. Suddenly the whole town's turned yellow. And the only ones with any guts are three misfits who sign on as deputies-one of them's still wet behind the ears, another old enough to be his granddad, and the third's just too damn pretty for her own good... But the Gunsmith figures that any help is better than none, as Rio Malo gets ready to explode into a dusty hell of blood and...