The gunfighter is one of the most famous archetypes in Western literature, and his killing eyes and vengeful heart have been humanized by the authors of this short story collection, Law of the Gun. Readers won’t focus on the draw of the gun, but on the toll of a former lawman now working only for survival and set to the charge of giving greenhorns their dream ranch experience. The trial of the sup


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