<p>In two western stories a reluctant gunfighter and a former buffalo hider must stand alone against lawless men to make their chosen towns safe.</p>“Death of a Gunfighter”<br>Walt Street is on a stagecoach bound for Escalante Colorado where he hopes to reunite with his wife after two years of living without violence at her request. But when fellow passenger Ben Rawlins recognizes him as a man with a bounty on his head a struggle ensues and Rawlins ends up dead. Walt switches identities and all is well until he finds out that Rawlins has inherited a small ranch that the neighboring Gunhammer Ranch wants. He can’t sell because he’s not Rawlins but the Gunhammer crew thinks he just needs some strong-armed persuasion.<br><br>“Lawless Town”<br>Sloan Hewitt was just a passing stranger. All he wanted was to sell his wagonload of buffalo hides get a drink a bath and a good night’s sleep. Hewitt didn’t know about the town’s dark desires. As a former soldier he’d had his fill of killing. But when three gunmen ambush rob and leave him for dead Hewitt sees just how hungry the town is for blood.Soon after Sloan Hewitt takes care of the sidewinders who’d bushwhacked him someone decided to pin a marshal’s badge on him. He didn’t want the job but someone had to teach this town a lesson and he’s just the man to give this place a dose of its own lead poisoning.
