Joseph L. Chadwick (1909-1987) wrote under a number of pseudonyms (including “Jack Barton”) in a wide variety of genres, penning 200 short stories, 135 novels, and four non-fiction books about history in his lifetime. He also wrote the stories for episodes of Maverick, Cheyenne, Colt .45, and Zane Grey Theater, several adapted from novels and short stories.
"Every man ever caught, or yet to be caught, in a female tug-of-war will appreciate this lusty, fast-paced, action-packed book." Joel Raleigh, The Lowdown
High-voltage executive Dave Macklin's alcoholic wife Janet, sweet and seductive, burns with lust that drives her into the arms of other men. But Dave isn't so virtuous himself, pursued by two women who crave a passion that only he can deliver. But at what cost to them all?
A Lone Texan with Nothing On His Side by a Six-Gun
They hung Luke Chronister from a cottonwood. They shot down old Jake Pierce in his own corral. And they claimed Ed Raglan put his brand on another man's steer...so they pistol-whipped him and burned his spread. But Ed Raglan wasn't helpless like Luke or elderly like Jake. He was a man. And a man fights back.