Law Rustlers
By Tuttle, W. C.
Drifting cowpunchers Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens swore they were done with Willer Crick, the isolated hill colony whose homemade laws, tangled bloodlines, and trigger-happy clannishness make it the most notorious settlement on the range. But when spring fever sets them wandering, the open trail leads straight back to the old faded sign at the forks of the road. There a lanky circuit preacher, an unforgettable girl with a rifle, and a community ruled by a crooked council pull the two partners into one last reckoning with the Crick's peculiar justice. Brimming with dry frontier humor, six-gun action, and the easy banter of two saddle pards, this classic pulp Western from the pages of Adventure Magazine pits common decency against a law unto itself.
Publisher: The Ridgway Company (in Adventure Magazine)
First published: 1921