Ray Hogan

Adam Rait just wants to guide his crew across the state of Texas, deliver his cargo, and get paid. But his convoy is almost immediately joined by mysterious Mexican travelers-the beautiful and mysterious Angel de Acera and her brother, Bernal. When Kurt Hanover, the man running the deal and Rait's employer is murdered, Rait is left wondering what he should do with an entire wagon train of smuggled arms? The Confederate army wants to get their hands...

"In two western stories, two lone travelers have their plans change unexpectedly when they happen upon people in need of help"-- Provided by publisher.

"In two western stories, two men must face the moral dilemma of following the instructions of those who pay their wages or doing what they know is right even though it will cost their lives if they fail"-- Provided by publisher.

"When someone fired a bullet into Burl Honeymaker's back, no one was exactly surprised. He'd spent a lifetime building up the Diamond G Ranch, and made plenty of enemies along the way. Any number of men wanted him dead--but three men in particular stood to gain the most, and they were already moving in on the Diamond G, ready to take it all, now that the old man was out of the way. Burl's son Tom had inherited a dangerous legacy--a deadly heritage...