Fueled by tested allegiances, veteran cattle baron Henry Stall sets out across the Oregon territory to defend his honor against the emerging guard of young ranchers on the open range of the American northwest.

Harry Sinclair Drago was one of the grandfathers of the Western genre, and an enormously prolific writer. He wrote three books a year, on average, when he wasn¿t working as a Hollywood screenwriter or newspaper columnist. He is the recipient of the Buffalo Award for best western book of the year, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame Award, and the Western Heritage award.

I. Range Hog
II. "Say What You Mean!"
III. To the Highest Bidder
IV. The Letter of the Law
V. Backs to the Wall
VI. Tragedy Rides the Range
VII. Flaming Skies
VIII. When Tracks Spell Friend or Death
IX. Reprisal
X. The Hyphen Flash of Death
XI. Where the Dark Angel Walks
XII. Home on the Range
XIII. Her Father's Daughter
XIV. "Vengeance Is Mine!"
XV. Long Riders
XVI. Dangerous Ground
XVII. Speaking of Mistakes
XVIII. Thundering Hoofs
XIX. The End of His Tether
XX. The Foreman of Squaw Valley