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Slocum’s got the gold…and nobody better jump his claim. When a call for help comes from his old friend Wally, John Slocum rides into Halcyon Valley. Wally needs protection for his gold mine and Slocum’s never run from trouble before. But ruthless Jess Cordwainer’s got the valley in his grip and a gang to do his bidding. Somebody’s got to clean up this town and stop the golden girls from luring more men to their death. Slocum’s been warned off – but that won’t get him to pull in his horns…

Far Eye Abernathy may have a gift for guns…but he doesn’t have a shot against Slocum. With his dying words, a sheriff tells Slocum to find the men who shot him. Though he’s never been too partial to the law, Slocum accepts the mission—and even the deputy’s badge that goes with it. Finding the bad men in Spencer Flats, Slocum takes stock of the situation. Rob Bensonn is a mean, nasty killer—but Slocum’s dealt with characters like him before. What he’s never seen before is a man with the shooting skills of Far Eye Abernathy. Going up against Far Eye won’t be easy…and the third man in that rag tag gang may be even worse.

Slocum’s on the trail of some man-eating wolves… After collecting the reward for capturing Oklahoma Bill and his gang, Slocum’s ready to hightail out of Rocas Rojas, New Mexico. But before he can pack his saddlebags, Jack Halsey comes tearing into town—minus some fingers—the result of a run-in with a pack of wolves. Jack wants Slocum’s help tracking the wolves because they ate something more valuable than his fingers. But Jack’s tales keep changing, and Slocum doesn’t know what to believe. And when Apache warriors and some of Oklahoma Bill’s former associates join the chase, Slocum must uncover whatever it is Jack is really hiding—and whatever Jack believes is in the belly of the beasts…

Slocum’s got a new partner—with a bad memory… A week ago, John Slocum collected a $7000 bounty on Teddy Cutler. But now he’s spotted Teddy walking around Phoenix, Arizona, free as a bird—with no recollection of robbing four stagecoaches and killing three men. The law believes Teddy’s been afflicted with amnesia, and Slocum’s been given the job of keeping an eye on him to determine whether Teddy’s condition makes him an innocent man, or if he’s just playing possum…

Slocum has to hogtie a mad cattle baron… John Slocum rides into a booming cow town at the request of an old friend who needs his help. Too bad his friend is already six feet under with a fatal case of lead poisoning, courtesy of a local rancher with a mile-wide mean streak and delusions of grandeur. But the killer cattle man is about to learn that when you mess with a bull named Slocum, you get the horns…

When events spin out of control…only Slocum can ride out the storm. Driving the stagecoach to Fort Stockton without a shotgun messenger is keeping John Slocum on his toes. He’s carrying a huge payroll for the Army, and he’s dead sure road agents are after it. But before Slocum can tackle the sharpshooter that’s after the gold, he’s caught up in the tornado that destroys half the town. It seems Slocum’s got a knack for surviving—except now he’s got to help find the missing payroll, or wind up in jail. And there’s a mysterious lady with flame-red hair and a strange request that could be deadlier than the storm…

Slocum’s watching a ghost… On his way to handle a simple courier run, Slocum stumbles upon trouble and finds himself protecting a man with a death wish. Dangerous barkeeps and shifty criminals all want a piece of the man Slocum must defend. For once, Slocum’s worry free because no one is after him. Then again, he knows better than anyone that bullets never come with name tags…

Slocum takes no prisoners... Recovering from a streak of bad luck at five-card stud, John Slocum stops by a river in the Grand Tetons to fill his canteen—only to find three dead bodies floating downstream. Slocum knows to find another route. But a flash of silver from a rider upstream strikes his curiosity. The rider leads Slocum to a towering wooden gate strewn with armed guards. Slocum wants to turn back, but a man with a rifle appears and persuades him otherwise. When the guards demand he pay a steep toll or leave, he plays it smart. Waiting for nightfall, Slocum discovers a rotted hole in the gate and sneaks through. But the guards arrest him and take him to be judged by a man known as “the emperor.” When the judgment is “the pits,” Slocum’s left wondering what fate will meet him—and hoping for a change of luck…

Slocum learns firsthand that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned... Playing cards with a whiskey trader in the wilds of Texas, John Slocum wins a white woman in a bet. Until recently she was a captive of the Comanche, used and abused like nobody’s business and traumatized into silence. But after a little kindness on Slocum’s part, she expresses her gratitude with a physical enthusiasm that’s louder than words. Her name is Juliana, and it turns out she’s a victim of her husband’s greed. Job Toby had his wife abducted, hoping she’d be declared dead so he could inherit her cattle ranch. Now, Job knows Juliana is alive and plans to end his marriage once and for all—unaware of just how far Slocum is willing to go to protect her assets…