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When "Preacher," the last gunfighter, catches wind that a lady from his past has been murdered in St. Louis, he is enraged.

Matt Jensen--reared by legendary mountain man Smoke Jensen--makes the mistake of riding into Purgatory, Arizona.

Hard-as-nails mountain man Smoke Jensen and his band of friends have ventured into the remote regions of the Canadian Rockies to protect railroaders from deadly bandits.

A job offer to deliver 3,000 head of cattle sounds like just the payday Smoke Jensen needs.

Texas bounty hunter Bill Pike and his cutthroat companions have a plan to capture the legendary Smoke Jensen that is sure to succeed. A warrant for the arrest of Smoke offers a $10,000 reward.

Smoke Jensen believes he's seen every dirty trick a man could ever pull--and then his wife and his neighbor's daughter are abducted by a ruthless band of outlaws.

Legendary hero Smoke Jensen comes to the rescue once again when a crew of crooked outlaws attempts to rob the town's bank.

During the Civil War, Smoke Jensens's long lost brother, Confederate soldier Luke Jensen, is ordered to smuggle gold out of the city--but he ends up robbed and shot.

Luke Jensen brings a body to Rio Rojo. After all, it's his job, and he's going to get paid.

They are strangers in a strange land--a band of German immigrants trespassing across the Jensen family spread.

Preacher, Smoke, and Matt Jensen are reunited in a clash of cultures and a brutal all-out fight for justice.

Matt Jensen is in the deadly Texas town of Shady Rest. After Jensen guns down a ruthless killer in self-defense, he's suddenly in line for a $5,000 bounty.

Johnstone Country. Vigilante Justice. A thrilling new series from the legendary Western author William W. Johnstone where justice is very personal. It begins with a massacre.

As hardworking families and ambitious dreamers set down roots across the American West, others swooped down to prey upon them.

Bordered by the Blackfeet Reservation to the north and mountain ranges to the east and west, Cutthroat County is seven-hundred glorious square miles of Big Sky grandeur.