...Roxy is a hot, sexy woman unmatched with a gun... Roxanne Louise Doyle, (Roxy) is Lady Gunsmith, the daughter of Gavin Doyle. The early legend of Roxy Doyle begins when her mother is killed on a wagon train, leaving her father to raise and care for his little girl. Before her father disappears, he leaves his daughter to be raised by a Mormon family. At age fifteen, Roxy leaves her foster family to find her father. In time she learns the hard truth that her father has become a famed bounty hunter who is now thought to be dead. Roxy continues her relentless search and at age twenty she meets...

The Gunsmith isn't much inclined to settle down, so when he finds himself saddled with a building and a business after a high-stakes poker game, he makes tracks for Sheldon, Wyoming, to see just what he's won and figure out what to do with it. At first it seems too good to be true: The "business" is a bevy of buxom beauties who work their wiles on the town's menfolk for fun and profit. But a crafty politician doesn't want this enterprise-or Clint Adams-to prosper. And when a hired gunslinger rides in to do his bidding, the Gunsmith has a full-time job just staying alive...

Clint Adams stumbled into a camp of sodbusters-and was greeted with waving gun barrels. Clint can only hope the next soil these folks turn isn't for a fresh grave. The settlers beg Clint to join their feud with deep-pockets landgrabber David Peck. After Clint blasts four of Peck's hired guns full of holes, he finds himself with a new enemy-one who relishes the thought of taking down some squatters... with the Gunsmith along for the ride

A vicious, murdering gang is blazing its way across the prairie, leaving a bloody trail of corpses in its wake. But what really riles Clint Adams is that these desperadoes do their dirty work while calling themselves lawmen. Clint had heard of Daniel Tolliver and his team of killers long before their paths crossed in New Mexico Territory. Aiming straight for the shiny badges they're hiding behind, the Gunsmith plans to show them what law and order really means...

There's not much one man can do against a dozen outlaws-unless that one man is the Gunsmith. When Clint Adams runs across a gang of Comancheros ambushing a small wagon train, he heads for cover and sets up a hail of lead that makes the bushwhackers think they're outgunned. When the smoke clears and the outlaws turn tail, Clint finds himself saddled with a responsibility he never wanted. The convoy he saved is a wagon train of twenty children-orphans setting out for a new life in California-and his conscience won't let him abandon them. Thanks to his sense of duty, Clint's got an outlaw gang...

Clint Adams is just passing through Benton's Fork when he notices the Carnival Flora setting up camp just outside of town. Clint takes a liking to the carnival people-they seem like decent enough folk. But a strange magician has them all spooked. All except Clint, that is. When the bank gets robbed, the sheriff is thirsting for justice. Forty thousand dollars is missing, and the locals want to round up a posse and go after the magician and his carnival freaks. Someone's gonna pay...and the Gunsmith's right in the middle.