Catch and Saddle — L.P. Holmes

Death came cheap. A lot of men would have figured it a bargain to buy the deed to the Pinderlee spread for a single dollar. Clay Hanford knew better. He knew that the thousands of acres of lush grasslands in the Fandango Basin were a graveyard for anybody who got in the way of King Morgan and his killer clan. Old man Pinderlee had gotten out while the getting was good -- and Hanford was moving back in when the odds were bad.