Fargo rides for victory—and his life. The Salt Lake Run is one of the most dangerous horse races in the west. One hundred and twenty miles through a hostile wasteland of barren desert and volcanic rock, with only one stop for water—and no hope for those who fall by the wayside. This is the hell Skye Fargo finds himself riding through after he agrees to help a hapless family of greenhorns lost in the wilderness. But the elements are the least of his worries when a pack of sidewinders with legs decide that Fargo isn’t going to win the race. If fact, they aim to make sure the Trailsman never reaches the finish line…
Fargo duels with death in the Dakotas. Skye Fargo tries not to be too picky when it comes to leading people into the wilderness he knows so well—and if they ignore his warnings about the perils of the frontier, that’s their hard luck. But the wealthy Stains family of St. Louis are just plain crazy. Not only do they want Fargo to lead them through the Dakota Territories with its hostile Indians and mad-dog killers—they want him to find a long-dead ghost town where a priceless treasure awaits. The Trailsman knows he can get them there—but getting them out alive is another story…
There’s no mercy for the weak… It’s bad enough that while leading a wagon train through Arizona Territory to the boomtown of Genesis, Skye Fargo and party get ambushed by bandits. But when they reach Genesis, all that’s left is a burned-out ghost town, thanks to a sadistic gang leader known as El Oso Loco. He’s been running rampant with his vicious but vivacious girl, Senorita Diablo. Now, with a terrified pack of pioneers to protect, the Trailsman finds himself up against a mad murderer, and a woman sent by the devil himself…
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What Western Do I Read Next? describes and indexes approximately 1,900 titles published between 1989 and 1998, providing access to information genre readers need to select their next best read: title, series, author, publisher, characters, locale, time period, plot summary and similar authors.
