ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER..."Maybe I didn't make myself plain to you," Tracy Coleman said slowly. He flung the table aside and sent it crashing to the floor. George Pairvent rose and kicked away the chair; his hand went to his gun. Coleman came at him. He twisted Pairvent's arm, pinning it back until he yelled and the gun dropped. Coleman knocked it aside with his foot, and dealt Pairvent a blow that sent him reeling against the bunks. He stepped back. "Have I made myself plain this time?" HORSEHEAD RANCH It was a lush valley surrounded by mountains. And now it had been placed in the hands of Tracy Coleman, by an old man preparing to die. But others denied his claim, declaring Horsehead free range Cattle rustlers were in command when Tracy tried to take over, with fists and bullets matched in the deadly struggle for control. ERNEST HAYCOX, called "the supreme Western writer of all time" has masterfully recreated in this powerful novel the hair-trigger days of the Old West, as one man fights for justice and right. The famed Western novelist was the author of over forty books, which have sold millions of copies in paperback, with many turned into highly popular films and adapted for TV.
