Fargo BrettAgainst his better judgment, Fargo Brett took the blame for a crime he didn't commit, and paid the price—six months' hard labor that damn'-near killed him. When he returned home at the end of it, however, he found that he'd been double-crossed. There was no trace of the reward he'd been promised, and in his absence his girlfriend had married his wastrel brother.Disgusted, Fargo decided to move on and start a new life elsewhere. But it wasn't going to be as easy as all that. With Wild Bill Talman's rowdy trail crew heading for town, the sheriff needed a deputy—and fast. Fargo fit the bill … and went to work enforcing the law one bullet at a time … Bride of the GunWhen they hit the stagecoach and stole the strongbox, Ferg Penn's gang of outlaws made two bad enemies. One was young Frank Pyle, a feisty little cuss who'd had a thousand dollars in that box, and whose money represented a new life with a new bride. The other was Jesse Cole, Wells Fargo troubleshooter, whose job it had been to protect the coach and its shipment … and who had failed on both counts.They made an unlikely pair, Cole and Pyle, but together with Frank's beautiful fiancée, Myra Lang, they set out to get the loot back … and teach the bad guys that crime never, ever paid …

Fargo BrettAgainst his better judgment, Fargo Brett took the blame for a crime he didn't commit, and paid the price—six months' hard labor that damn'-near killed him. When he returned home at the end of it, however, he found that he'd been double-crossed. There was no trace of the reward he'd been promised, and in his absence his girlfriend had married his wastrel brother.Disgusted, Fargo decided to move on and start a new life elsewhere. But it wasn't going to be as easy as all that. With Wild Bill Talman's rowdy trail crew heading for town, the sheriff needed a deputy—and fast. Fargo fit the bill … and went to work enforcing the law one bullet at a time … Bride of the GunWhen they hit the stagecoach and stole the strongbox, Ferg Penn's gang of outlaws made two bad enemies. One was young Frank Pyle, a feisty little cuss who'd had a thousand dollars in that box, and whose money represented a new life with a new bride. The other was Jesse Cole, Wells Fargo troubleshooter, whose job it had been to protect the coach and its shipment … and who had failed on both counts.They made an unlikely pair, Cole and Pyle, but together with Frank's beautiful fiancée, Myra Lang, they set out to get the loot back … and teach the bad guys that crime never, ever paid …

Fargo BrettAgainst his better judgment, Fargo Brett took the blame for a crime he didn't commit, and paid the price—six months' hard labor that damn'-near killed him. When he returned home at the end of it, however, he found that he'd been double-crossed. There was no trace of the reward he'd been promised, and in his absence his girlfriend had married his wastrel brother.Disgusted, Fargo decided to move on and start a new life elsewhere. But it wasn't going to be as easy as all that. With Wild Bill Talman's rowdy trail crew heading for town, the sheriff needed a deputy—and fast. Fargo fit the bill … and went to work enforcing the law one bullet at a time … Bride of the GunWhen they hit the stagecoach and stole the strongbox, Ferg Penn's gang of outlaws made two bad enemies. One was young Frank Pyle, a feisty little cuss who'd had a thousand dollars in that box, and whose money represented a new life with a new bride. The other was Jesse Cole, Wells Fargo troubleshooter, whose job it had been to protect the coach and its shipment … and who had failed on both counts.They made an unlikely pair, Cole and Pyle, but together with Frank's beautiful fiancée, Myra Lang, they set out to get the loot back … and teach the bad guys that crime never, ever paid …