These two tense tales show Paine’s mastery of the Western and its heroes—men who not only take on trouble but ride straight over it. In “Dead Men in a Row,” Wyoming Sheriff Jim Ackroyd finds a trio of dead men beside a much traveled stage road but no tracks. They were killed with the sort of small pistol often used by women. Beautiful, reclusive Eloise Menrichson is the on
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