In 1885, Walter Burke and his two partners make their living as bounty hunters as a means to secure
enough money to buy the cattle ranch they always dreamed of owning. When Walter's sister passes away,
Walter takes a trip east to assume responsibility of her only son. As an heir, the boy stands to inherit his
mother's estate, despite protests from the boy's stepfather. Walter takes the boy west on a journey into
a world he has only read about in schoolbooks and dime store novels. Midway through their travels, the
boy's stepfather kidnaps the boy for his inheritance. Walter...

Murphy, the Regulator, returns in All the Queen s Men to face the most complex and deadly challenge of his career.

Ranchers across the west report large numbers of cattle stolen and the problem has become so large they refuse to drive their herds to market in the fall. The cattle industry is a large part of the American economy and stock market and if the cattle industry fails the market will collapse and send the country into a deep recession. The Cattlemen s Association turns to Washington for help and their plea falls on the shoulders of William Burke, Special Assistant to the...

President Chester Arthur calls semi-retired Murphy back to duty when, with a pending meeting of world leaders in New York City, prostitutes are being murdered and dismembered in the streets. Arthur's special assistant William Burke travels to New York with Murphy where Murphy is given authorization to take command of the investigation. So important is the meeting with world leaders to Arthur that he calls upon the services of the Pinkerton Detective Agency to assist Murphy.

Murphy finds himself saddled with a diminutive Pinkerton's Detective named Melvin Knoop. From Scotland, he's...