A novel of gold, the men who hungered after it, and the harsh, bitter land they clawed it from.
Four rip-roaring, kick-ass western novels in one volume.
Hagar is a drifter, self-reliant and traveling alone, looking for an opportunity that hasn't happened yet. But then he wanders into a strip of Wyoming land that everyone wanted ....ranchers, gamblers, politicians...and they are all willing to kill for it. So is he.
The mighty Colorado River was known as blood river to the single, U.S Cavalry troop charged with policing the thousands of miles of hostile, Arizona territory around it...and where they are pitted against foreign mercenaries intent on snatching the land for themselves. But the blue-clad troops, battle-tested in the Civil War, and under the command of the relentless Lt. Flintridge Cohill, aren't willing to give an inch of the blood-soaked dirt to anyone. Arizona is a land where a man accepts total responsibility for what he does, and does whatever it takes to survive, or he's vulture meat.
He rode the outlaw trail alone with a price on his head and every lawman and bounty hunter in Texas on his heels. He lived by his wits and by his gun and the only law he recognized was Colt justice. Men called him The Black Rider. 
Out of nowhere Comanches attack—and sixteen year-old Jane narrowly survives the slaughter of her family and the kidnapping of her baby sister. Driven by grief and fury, she rides headlong into Indian territory, seeking vengeance. But the odds are stacked against a young girl on the trail, and Jane soon realizes she must disguise herself as a boy to join forces with a tough company of cowhands on a cattle drive to Dodge City. The harrowing trek pits her against tough drovers, raging rivers, ruthless soldiers, and ends in a bloody reckoning that forces Jane to discover her surprising capacity for love, survival—and revenge.