Outlaws of the West #19

When Tinker Loomis collects $70,000 in gold from the railroad for his ranch, word spreads fast across the Oklahoma territory—and three of the West's most dangerous outlaws, Vincent Sbarra, Larkin, and Joe Hewlitt, begin circling like vultures, each hungry to claim the prize. Loomis refuses help securing the fortune, determined to handle the dangerous journey his own way. The old rancher must navigate the treacherous path ahead as these hardened criminals close in.

When a gunslinger named Chris York stops at an old cabin for the night, a chance encounter sets him on a dangerous path—one that threatens everything he holds dear. As warnings about his quick draw mount from those closest to him, Chris finds himself standing at a crossroads between the man he is and the outlaw he's being pushed toward becoming. Will he find a way to change course, or will the very thing he's skilled at pull him toward the owlhoot trail?

An 18-year-old drifter caught between a brutal outlaw gang and the law finds himself on the wrong side of a gunfight in Abilene, only to discover that the marshal who shoots him down might offer something the world never has—a real chance. When a loose jail cell bar tempts him back toward the owlhoot trail, Kyle has to decide whether to run or finally stand for something that matters. "The Owlhooter" is a tense western about a kid learning that one person's faith in him might be worth more than freedom.

When a drifter named Cal Mennen arrives in town to help his sister after her husband Johnny Diskin is shot by the notorious gunslinger Smiley Ream, he begins to suspect there's more to Ream's senseless violence than meets the eye. Mennen uncovers a scheme connecting the bank and Ream's shooting spree, then forces a confrontation to expose the truth. It's a western tale where cunning and nerve prove just as deadly as a quick draw.

When rancher Red Gruber forces homesteader Jack Miller off land he claims to own, he sets off a chain of events that turns the frontier against him—especially when schemer Charley Coyle stirs up the farmers and townspeople into a posse determined to bring Gruber down. Gruber finds himself branded an outlaw, forced to make a stand with his crew as the mob closes in, but the truth about who really owns what land may be far more complicated than anyone realized.