William Hopson

• 1951
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Back in the East, Jim Cort had been known as James Van Cortland, and undergone training to be an officer and a gentleman. But a wild and tumultuous spirit had possessed him even in those salad days, and he had thrown away an inheritance, a career in ...

• 1952
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One day he was an ordinary cowpoke engaged to a girl, the next day he was a vengeance-seeking outlaw, striking like lightning at bank after bank. Even the walls and the torture of a Texas prison couldn’t hold him. There was no stopping Clay Burch i...

• 1953
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$10,000 DOLLAR REWARD That’s what they offered for Panhandle Jeff Renfroe, and they plastered his picture on every tree and hitching post throughout the great Southwest. Only Jeff himself knew that he had been framed. His one hope lay in the ...

• 1954
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SUNDOWN TRAIL There were two men -- both desperate. One went by the name of ‘Montana’ -- just ‘Montana.’ But his name didn’t mean as much as his greased-lightning guns and his trigger-quick instincts. Those were the things that mad...

• 1954
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A MAN WITH A MISSION Who was the stranger riding into town alone? He was hard, cold, spoke only a little and when he did they wondered about his strange accent. The questions he asked chilled the townspeople. Was he a bounty hunter, tracking do...

• 1954
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THE TOWN BRANDED HIM A COWARD! Matt McKee never packed a gun. He backed away from fights. He never touched liquor. The whole town laughed when he walked down the street. Then a group of gun-swift rustlers tried to take over the rich range count...

• Jun-1978
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• Apr-2010
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CARR WAS COMING BACK along the silent, dusty street of Salt Fork you could almost smell death in the air. In the gray light of morning the four Kendall’s waited for him, gun-hot and swaggering -- but thinking, too, of the five dead outlaws strun...

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Stony Burns' welcome to the giant ranch of the woman known as the Cattle Baroness of the Panhandle was a gun leveled at him. The ranch was so big that its owner made the law there, and behind her was suave, cruel Jeff Holmes, the scheming empire-buil...

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GRINGO GUNMAN Wes Corrigan was a murderer -- rightly or wrongly a murder. And something had been preying on his mind for six years now -- something that had sent him across the border into Mexico into a fight to forget. It had reached the point...

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When Ed Lash crossed the Rio Grande, he gave up the dangerous life of a Texas gunfighter. He sold his gun and soul to Pancho Villa, the hard-riding Mexican bandit. Lash had no choice. Behind him the hangman waited, ahead of him was the slaughter of V...

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CARR WAS COMING BACK along the silent, dusty street of Salt Fork you could almost smell death in the air. In the gray light of morning the four Kendall's waited for him, gun-hot and swaggering -- but thinking, too, of the five dead outlaws str...

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Big Matt McKee's reputation as a coward is disproved when he is the only one to stand up to a gang of rustlers, and Shag Kenniker and Chief Too-Many-Horses try to depose H.C. Albright, a corrupt politician. THE TOWN BRANDED HIM A COWARD! ...

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HOT LEAD WAS THE PRICE… Burt Howard was out after only one thing -- revenge on the men who had shot and killed his young fiancée. His vengeance was going to be hot lead in the bodies of the killers. To get them he had to ramrod an outfit for...

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THEY SPOKE HIS NAME IN WHISPERS …Vegas, the Sonora gun thrower; Vegas, the feared killer whose reputation was built on the bodies of men who’d crossed him. But he had one weakness: His love for a woman. Now that woman was in mortal danger --...