Richard Dawes Boeken

A gripping tale of survival and redemption unfolds as Tucson Kid, facing a death sentence for murder, is offered a chance at freedom by a determined woman. Tasked with infiltrating a dangerous gang to uncover a secret that threatens her father, Tucson must navigate treachery and deception. As he confronts the bandit chief in a high-stakes showdown, the story explores themes of loyalty, courage, and the quest for justice in a lawless land.

After a car accident, Jack Slade stays with a farming family in a small rural town. He helps the son and two daughters solve their problems. A criminal organization has made the town its headquarters, and Slade is asked to look into the situation. The result is an action packed tale where Slade faces off against an army of gunmen, eliminates their leadership, then discovers the person behind it all is someone he never suspected.

Set in the American northwest, the story follows Tucson Kid, who is enlisted by the Great Northern Fur Company to track down Rex Normanson, a former partner turned renegade. Normanson is stirring unrest among local Indian tribes, prompting a coalition of the fur company, the U.S. Army, and the Canadian government to intervene. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of frontier justice as Tucson confronts the challenges posed by Normanson's actions.