Slocum’s caught in the middle of a rancher’s rumble…  When an American and a Mexican rancher square off over some border-hopping cattle, they hire gunslingers to settle the dispute. And Slocum finds himself up against his sometime friend and sometime enemy Jorgé Rodriguez. Both shootists believe their employers’ bull-headed actions are going to get a lot of people killed—unless Slocum and Jorgé join forces against them…

Slocum tracks down a titanic treasure trove!When a dying man begs John Slocum to deliver one half of a mysterious map to his brother in Virginia City, there’s no way he can refuse. But his honorable intentions lead him into a mother lode of trouble, with a gang of cutthroats aiming to take the map from his cold, dead hands, a pair of devious and delightful women who each want the treasure—and Slocum—for themselves, and a winner-take-all hunt for a stolen fortune. Now, Slocum must find the hoard of ill-gotten gold before he ends up full of well-aimed lead…

Slocum says adios to one rotten ranchero…Tate McMahon owns just about every last inch of the town of Bedrock. And he’s fixin’ on buying up the few remaining bits before too long—including one right fine piece of land called the S Bar J, owned by a young widow named Becky Jamison. Once Tate gets his heart set on something, nothing on God’s green earth can keep him from grabbing hold of it…   Except, maybe, the man who’s just arrived in Bedrock, a quickshooter named John Slocum. The fastest draw around, Slocum has his own brand of justice—and he’s going to see to it that Tate gets a taste of it at the S Bar J.

Slocum gets culture shock—and it’s never felt so good…Slocum can’t believe his eyes when he sees an Indian maharajah with an entourage in the Grand Tetons. The prince is looking to bag a bear—and hires Slocum’s friend Hugh as his guide. But when Hugh turns up dead, without apology or explanation from the Eastern potentate, Slocum vows to serve up some revenge, Western-style.   Among the entourage is a curvaceous consul who’s been ignored one too many nights—and sets to teaching Slocum something called the Kama Sutra, page by tantalizing page. Lakshmi’s well versed in pleasures of the flesh—but she also knows all His Highness’s secrets. And she has news for Slocum: Hugh’s death was no accident…

The cavalry needs to be rescued—from Slocum!When Slocum is saddled with a debt he can’t carry, pretty Laurel Atkins saves his hide—and convinces him how badly she needs his gun. She tells him her husband is a cavalry sergeant who’s missing, and she wants answers. A troop of horse soldiers may have gone bad. Slocum isn’t hankerin’ to take them all on, but one look at Laurel, and he knows he’s going to help her out—or die trying…

One double-crossing gang wants to make Slocum dance…Slocum’s high-tailing it alone to Texas—in hopes that he’ll cross paths with the Double Crosser gang. But on a pit stop, the gunslinger sees a lynch mob chasing down some poor soul—and rescues him by the skin of his teeth. So now Slocum’s got himself a new traveling compadre who calls himself Dancer...   When a fella saves someone from certain death, he expects some gratitude: a round of drinks, a steak dinner, even just a pat on the back. But even though Dancer’s grateful to Slocum, sentimentality still isn’t worth squat in the harsh Southwest—especially where money’s concerned. And when it comes time for Dancer to put his money where his mouth is, Slocum’s gotta watch his back—and keep an eye on one fair-weather amigo…

Slocum plans on putting someone to pasture...Secrets run deep in Apache Wells, Arizona, where someone is preying on the premium ponies—picking up horses and leaving them out to dry…in pieces. When John Slocum gets lassoed in to put a stop to it, something rotten starts to stink worse than the carrion…   With a mistress in need and fine meals to be had, the Bar C Ranch seems like a good place for a rest from his work. But as strange gold pieces sprout up among the desert carnage, Slocum reckons right quick that the culprits behind these terrible killings may be closer than expected. Slocum and his trusty gelding aren’t the kind to get spooked, and soon it won’t be just the ponies that need saving…

Slocum gets caught in the crossfire between man and wife…John Slocum was deep in Red Rock Country when trackers knocked him out cold and rode off with his horse and money. As luck would have it, the bushwhackers who left him for dead were also leaving a trail…of his own possessions. Which means they’re either dumber than he thought—or one of them wants to get caught…   No matter how many times Beth Tanglewood tried to run away from her hardcase husband, his men tracked her down. But this time, after they take her captive, she’s determined to escape for good. When Slocum catches up with them, he figures all he has to do is save her, drop her off somewhere, and then be on his way. But Beth is not that easy to shake. She plans to stick with Slocum until she gets exactly what she wants—or until death do them part…

Slocum's on the hunt for a two-bit theif—and he's makin' him pay!The pretty young Pearl and her beau Cutface sneak in while Slocum's asleep—and rob him blind. Now Slocum's hot on their trail—and he's makin' Cutface pay his interest in blood!

A black-hearted woman makes Slocum see red…In the shadows of the Grand Tetons, Jackson Hole is no place to spend a winter. But, it’s where Slocum hoofs it after getting a desperate letter from his friend Hovis Benton. A swamper at the Silvertip Saloon, Benton appears to have gotten himself in some hot water.   A hangout for trail tramps and glitter gals, the Silvertip is owned by the beautiful—and deadly—Gloria Vespa. She and her bunch of cutthroats are responsible for more missing men than a whiteout—including Benton. What could make such a heavenly looking woman so sinful? It doesn’t take Slocum long to find out. Indian gold. In them thar hills…

Fool’s gold gets a deadly new twist…Overnight, Victory has turned into a booming gold-rush town, all centered around the worthless stock certificates being sold by Andy Stevenson—a conman’s gullible assistant. Not realizing it’s a gigantic swindle, Victory is headed for financial disaster.   Slocum can’t just ride off and leave Andy and his pretty sister Daisy hanging—literally. So he’s going to teach a master conman a few tricks he’s learned—as a master gunman…

Slocum's bite is as bad as his bark.Slocum is on his way to visit an old friend, but the town of Dead Dog is a good site less than friendly. His old buddy Vance has been killed—leaving a daughter behind to defend their ranch against Kansas Totem and his gang. Slocum wants to do right by his friend. But the only thing tougher than facing the meanest men in Dead Dog will be keeping his relationship with Vance's girl from becoming more than fatherly.

Slocum bleeds justice out of an unjust town!In Del Rio, justice is swift and innocence is no defense. You’re tried in the morning and hanged at noon. And if you’re a lawyer, winning an acquittal for your client can be fatal if it goes against the powers that be.   Despite Slocum’s eyewitness testimony, an innocent Mexican is sentenced and hanged for murder. It’s all part of a scheme to seize a very valuable piece of land. Slocum could—and probably should—ride away from the whole ugly situation. But injustice doesn’t sit well with him—and one attempt has already been made on his own life. Now, Slocum is going to shed the blood of the guilty—to avenge an innocent man who couldn’t fight back.

Slocum is on the hunt for some renegade justice...After a night of drunken debauchery in Dodge City, Slocum knows he may have indulged in too much whiskey, but he's sure he wouldn't lose everything in a game of poker—he was robbed. And when he finds out that men responsible are a gambler and a pair of hired guns, Slocum sets out to beat them at their own game. But when Daniel Garner, a scout for the Cavalry Division, comes looking for one of the robbers, Slocum finds out that Milt Connoway isn't just a thief, he's a dirty liar. Seems Milt lied about a bunch of Pawnee killing travelers near Misty Creek, resulting in a massacre on three Indian villages. Daniel is on a mission to bring Milt and the men behind the unmerited massacre to justice, and Slocum is ready and willing to help him seek out the truth.

Slocum's watching a ghost...On his way to handle a simple courier run, Slocum stumbles upon trouble and finds himself protecting a man with a death wish. Dangerous barkeeps and shifty criminals all want a piece of the man Slocum must defend. For once, Slocum's worry free because no one is after him. Then again, he knows better than anyone that bullets never come with name tags...