J Roberts: 420 books

The town of Los Alamos is about to be swallowed whole by the notorious bandit El Gigante. Only four dare to fight back—but they know it will be a losing battle unless Clint Adams agrees to step in. The Gunsmith isn't about to sell his hide for a paltry one hundred dollar reward and rumors of a hidden...

Every two-bit bandit in the California territory is rubbing his greedy hands together—because there's a king's ransom of gold headed for the Caliente railhead. Still, Clint Adams reckons that keeping a few dozen outlaws under control should be easy pay, what with all the local badges and hired Wells...

WHITE-COLLAR CRIMINAL Adams strolled into the seedy, sleepy Mexican border town of Valhalla looking for a cold beer, a soft bed and a warm body to keep him company. Instead he finds an ex-outlaw looking to mend his ways—and masquerading as a priest. When some old "friends" of Father...

TWO BEERS- ONE HANGING The Gunsmith always has time for his friend Pete, a man who draws trouble—and women—like picnics draw ants. But Pete may not have much time left—unless Clint can save him from a hanging. It was strictly self-defense when Pete shot the mayor of the tiny Mexican town...

A fine-looking young lady is brutally butchered before Clint Adams' eyes. Then some back-shootin' varmints start taking potshots at Buffalo Bill Cody, the West's proudest hero. The Gunsmith takes this insult right personal and figures on tackin' their hides to a wall with some .45 caliber slugs. But...

A lynch mob ranks just below a rattlesnake in the Gunsmith's eyes. And a lynch mob that would hang a woman doesn't deserve the dirt it would take to bury it. That's just the kind of low-down cowardice Clint Adams finds when he rides into Horizon, Kansas. This bunch of so-called men left an...

Around Truxton, Missouri, there's only one thing folks hate like death. And that's taxes. So when the Homestead Inspector is shot through the heart, no one cares—save for Clint Adams. The Gunsmith thinks he knows the cowards who did it. And he's about to show ’em that they can run from taxes, but they can't hide from death...

Clint Adams suddenly finds himself laid up in the one-horse town of Tucumcari, New Mexico. Seems that one horse up and kicked him in the pants, breaking his leg. Now the whole town wants a piece of the Gunsmith. The mayor wants him to make a celebrity appearance at a ribbon cutting. The local gunfighter...

Lately, Pete Jensen hasn't slept a wink—ever since Clint Adams wounded him and killed his two brothers in a shoot-out. Now Pete's rounding up all his cousins to go settle the score... Clint doesn't want any more trouble, so he's leavin' town. But this time, trouble's coming in like the wind...

The Elsinore Palace wasn't much of a palace...but Clint figured it was a fine place to rest his sore feet in this Nevada mining town. Elsinore had seen better days, but it seemed quiet and pleasant—why, even the local cathouse had a white picket fence. But it's all just the calm before the...

"I want to get rid of as many of those vermin as I can before I die," says Ben Farmer. He's as worn as an old truss—and twice as weak with cancer—but the fire in his eyes is as hot as Clint Adams has ever seen it. Farmer wants the Gunsmith to ride with his handpicked posse, gut-shooting...

THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN Firecreek, the most peaceful little town in Nevada, is about to pay a heavy price for its hospitality. Putting up outlaws like the Hardin Gang was a big mistake. Bigger yet was telling the Gunsmith about their special guests of dishonor. Add a desperate little...

Clint Adams was used to having a reputation, but the rumors coming out of Denver weren't the sort he was used to. A woman was telling folks that she had found him to be less than a legend. In all his days, he had never known such a woman. So who was this gossiping girl? And why was she giving him a bad name? The Gunsmith had to find out, even if it killed him...

The Gunsmith isn't much inclined to settle down, so when he finds himself saddled with a building and a business after a high-stakes poker game, he makes tracks for Sheldon, Wyoming, to see just what he's won and figure out what to do with it. At first it seems too good to be true: The "business"...