by W. C. Tuttle
In the heat-hazed Lo Lo Valley, Jack Hartwell stands between two warring worlds: the cattle range that raised him and the sheep country tied to his wife’s bloodline. As rival outfits draw a deadly boundary across the hills, old grudges, family loyalties, and suspicion threaten to ignite open range war. W. C. Tuttle’s Western tale blends frontier conflict, hard-riding suspense, and divided allegiance in a landscape where every choice carries the weight of blood and honor.
Transcribed from Adventure, October 20, 1924 (The Ridgway Company).