by W. C. Tuttle
In the sun-blasted cattle country of Sun-Dog County, newly appointed sheriff Brick Davidson sets out to enforce an unpopular order that challenges the old ways of the range. With rustling, rival ranchers, and hard-bitten cowmen closing ranks, Brick’s quick wit and stubborn sense of justice put him squarely in the path of danger. When a violent incident casts suspicion on the very man sworn to uphold the law, he must navigate a town of shifting loyalties, frontier codes, and buried grudges. W. C. Tuttle’s classic Western blends humor, mystery, and range-war tension in a vivid portrait of law and honor on the open range.
Transcribed from Adventure, November 30, 1921 (The Ridgway Company).