Shadow of the Wolf

LEFT FOR DEAD, ALL HE WANTED FROM LIFE WAS TO KILL HIS KILLERS   


COLDIRON COMES BACK  


Luke Coldiron was a hard man—but not as hard as the bullets ripping through his flesh. That's what a vicious army deserter named Jubal Clason and a renegade Indian warrior named Ghost Walker figured when they left his riddled body at the bottom of a ravine. They lifted his gold and rode off back to the mountains, where they thought they were as safe as being in church.   


They were wrong. Wrong about Coldiron being dead. And wrong about being safe. With a woman whose husband they had killed by his side, and with his guns cocked for killing, Coldiron was coming after them . . . ready to ride through the jaws of hell if he could blast them into it. . . .  


F.M. PARKER has established himself as the most exciting Western writer in years with such triumphs as Skinner, The Searcher, and, of course, the acclaimed Coldiron, in which Luke Coldiron first appeared.