by W. C. Tuttle
In the dusty cow town of Moon Flats, parolee Shelby Romaine returns from prison to find his family name tied to robbery, suspicion, and the feared Black Rider. As cattlemen, lawmen, gamblers, and strangers circle the Mission River range, old grudges and buried secrets threaten to ignite a new wave of violence. W. C. Tuttle’s Western tale blends frontier mystery, hard-riding action, and moral reckoning on a range where reputation can be as deadly as a gun.
Transcribed from Adventure, February 28, 1923 (The Ridgway Company).