This is part of the story of Eli Higgins aka Blackjack aka Gus Arby. It is the fifth in the series of Wade Tanner and depicts the early years of Eli. In brief it is the two-fisted, hard-hitting saga of a cowboy and the trails he rode. His fast gun and nerves of steel won him the legendary name of Blackjack. Later in life he settles down to the peaceful life of a livery owner and becomes a best friend of Wade Tanner.
John Beldon had escaped from jail and kidnapped Kate, with intentions of a forced wedding to gain her wealth inherited from her father. It was up to Wade and his two friends to rescue her before it happened. But in getting to Kate, they had to go through the rustler and killer, Utah Jack; the tinhorn killer, Wild Willie Mayo; and a brush with Chato, the rogue Apache. It was a hard trail, filled with blood and gunsmoke but they prevailed, rescuing Kate.
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