Jon Sharpe
1) Utah outlaws
Author
Series
Trailsman volume 336
Pub. Date
2009
Description
Fargo clears leather to clear his name…
Fargo takes a job to protect a stagecoach—only to end up face-down in the dirt. When he comes to, a man is dead, the money is stolen, and an entire town blames Fargo. But a beautiful backwoods nurse knows Fargo was drugged, and Fargo knows that someone set him up for a fall. Now, he has to find out who's making him a scapegoat before they heap any more shame on his good name…
Fargo takes a job to protect a stagecoach—only to end up face-down in the dirt. When he comes to, a man is dead, the money is stolen, and an entire town blames Fargo. But a beautiful backwoods nurse knows Fargo was drugged, and Fargo knows that someone set him up for a fall. Now, he has to find out who's making him a scapegoat before they heap any more shame on his good name…
Author
Series
Trailsman volume 334
Pub. Date
c2009
Description
It's Hell in the high country…
When Skye Fargo comes across a dead young man near the town of Cawthorne, Colorado, he figures he'll do the real thing and bring the body to town for burial. But he learns soon enough that dying has been real easy to do in Cawthorne lately. Someone in town has developed a taste for murder—and the Trailsman might just be the next course…
When Skye Fargo comes across a dead young man near the town of Cawthorne, Colorado, he figures he'll do the real thing and bring the body to town for burial. But he learns soon enough that dying has been real easy to do in Cawthorne lately. Someone in town has developed a taste for murder—and the Trailsman might just be the next course…
Author
Series
Trailsman volume 226
Pub. Date
2000
Description
After accepting a job offer from a Kansas City millionaire, Skye Fargo discovers that there's no money like blood money when his employer double-crosses him in a scheme to bleed both settlers and Indians dry. But the Trailsman knows a thing or two about blood--and he's about to give his back-stabbing boss a lesson he'll never forget