Con man Dex Yancy intends to take down the Ku Klux Klan by going undercover and and destroying them from the inside out in the third novel in the Diamondback series.

Bounty hunter J.T. Law is on the trail of a gang of former Union soldiers turned outlaws-and their ruthless militaristic raids across Texas.

When two Irish brothers roll into Carson City, Slocum knows his fat-cat days with the lovely Carmella and her brothel are over--at least for a while. Carmella persuades Slocum to help Tip and Pat Carnahan find their father, who they believe is in mortal danger. But when they find out what kind of man their father really is, preserving his life becomes the last thing on their minds.

In the mining town of Bonanza to take his chances with the miners at the gambling table, Slocum suddenly finds himself caught between the two wealthiest men in town, old rivals who are embroiled in a fierce feud over a mahogany coffin.

Arriving in Chester, Utah, Clint Adams is welcomed by a dead body no one wants to bury, a fugitive miner, a lowlife sheriff more interested in breaking the law than upholding it, and a snake-oil salesman who has swindled some very valuable property away from some very dangerous people. It's up to the Gunsmith to teach them all why greed is one of the seven deadly sins.

Slocum joins his own friend Hector and a pretty cowhand on a dangerous ride into the gorges of the Grand Canyon in search of Gordo Guardado, the man who had stolen his horse, and a gang of seasoned rustlers.

In the fourth Diamondback novel a case of mistaken identity turns con man Dex Yancy into a rich man—a ploy which soon has him running for his life.

While south of the border, rumblings of war distract Barlow from his search for his daughter—and land him in jail as a spy.

After a casual dalliance with a young woman in New Mexico, Dex Yancey discovers that her family—the Espinoza clan—have lost their wealth and are too proud to accept handouts. They are being besieged by a rowdy group of badmen employed by Englishman Sir David Manchester, who wants to develop his own cattle ranch on Espinoza land. Seeing that Dex is friendly with the Espinozas, Manchester hires him to persuade the family to sell their homestead. But Dex has a better idea, one that will ensure the land remains with the Espinozas, and one that will cost Manchester his fortune. Smooth as a snake, and twice as slippery, Dex Yancey is the con man’s con man. Whether the game is cards, dice, or gambling with your life, Dex is ready to play against the odds—and win. Ladies love him. Gamblers hate him. But nobody puts one over on Dex.

Slocum’s gunning for revenge after an Austin ambush… Slocum rides into Austin looking for a good bottle of whiskey and an even better woman. He gets both—and a passel of problems to boot. It seems a trio of lowlife gunslingers are terrorizing the town, and the sheriff is powerless to stop them. Slocum’s never been one to look for trouble, but it comes a’knockin’ after he shoots one of the owlhoots, and takes up with the lady of another. Before he knows it, he’s on the business end of a cowardly beating. But no man sucker punches John Slocum—or tells him where to hang his hat. And if the citizens of Austin think those three are tough, they ain’t seen nothing yet…