Dalton's Revenge

Sixteen year old Jake Dalton along with his best friend nineteen year old Dewey Bannock are on an early morning hunt when they hear gunfire coming from the direction of their wagon train encampment. Riding like the wind they arrive at the camp to find outlaws shooting down the men, women and children of the wagon train. Taking the murderous bandits by surprise, they open fire while riding through the wild melee killing many and running off the four surviving bloodthirsty butchers. It is only then that a wounded Jake finds his mother, father and little sister shot to death, lying in a heap. He is unable to pick up the chase because of his wound and and that night a thunderstorm wiped out all of the murderers' tracks. An anguished Jake vows that he will avenge the brutal murder of his family but while he is an excellent marksman with a rifle, he is a novice with a handgun and is only sixteen years old. Cooler heads among the wagon train prevail upon him to wait until he is older and better prepared or he'll just get himself killed. Besides, there is no trail to follow. His friend Dewey, three years older and a dangerous man with a six shooter promises to help him become highly skilled with a handgun and then accompany him in the pursuit of those who murdered his family.
A year and a half later, Jake Dalton has grown into a man and his resolve to find those responsible for the killing of everyone that he had loved has also grown. Endless hours of practicing with his handgun has made him just possibly the fastest man in the west and that meant the fastest man in the world. Together, he and Dewey Bannock set out to find and to exact revenge upon the four men who caused Jake's world to crash down around him. Their journey will take them to the worst hell holes in the west and pit them against the most dangerous scum of humanity. To find the four particular scum that they are hunting, they'll have to wade through almost every gunman, thief, rustler, hostile indian and murderer west of the Mississippi. God have mercy on those that oppose them.