Justice wears many hats: Louis L'Amour proves a cheater can always be cheated with a surprising twist in "Let the Cards Decide."
When a woman gambler threatens his livelihood and his state of mind. A gentleman of chance prepares to risk it all in John Jake's "The Winning of Poker Alice."
In "A Commercial Proposition" by Richard S. Wheeler, it will take more than a steamboat of pox-infected passengers to stop Eleanore Dumont. The infamous Madame Mustache from obtaining profits.
A legendary scout comes to terms with his life in Arthur Winfield Knight's "Buffalo Bill's Last Dream."
Edited by: Robert J. Randisi
Introduction - Page 1
Let the Cards Decide by Louis L'Amour - Page 3
Sojourn in Kansas by Lenore Carroll - Page 16
On Peg Leg's Trail by Jon Chandler - Page 32
Who Would Kill a Dead Man? by Stef Donev - Page 62
Likker Money by Jerry Guin - Page 87
On the Peck by R. C. House - Page 97
The Winning of Poker Alice by John Jakes - Page 114
Buffalo Bill's Last Dream by Arthur Winfield Knight by - Page 124
At Freedom's Edge by Judy Magnuson Lilly - Page 132
Separating the Wheat from the Tares, Being a True Account of the Death and Life of Orrin Porter Rockwell by Rod Miller - Page 152
Ribbons and Gee-Strings by Candy Moulton -Page 165
Day of Vengeance by James Reasoner - Page 181
The Diamond Ring Fling by Lori Van Pelt - Page 199
The Cotton Road by L. J. Washburn - Page 213
A Commercial Proposition by Richard S. Wheeler - Page 231
The Bull's Head by Sandy Whiting - Page 243
Book Condition: Good
Spine Creases
Edge Wear
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Red Marker Mark on Bottom of Book
Front Cover Bottom Peelings
Binding: Softcover
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0425184269
ISBN-13: 9780425184264
