Slocum has to hogtie a mad cattle baron…
John Slocum rides into a booming cow town at the request of an old friend who needs his help. Too bad his friend is already six feet under with a fatal case of lead poisoning, courtesy of a local rancher with a mile-wide mean streak and delusions of grandeur. But the killer cattle man is about to learn that when you mess with a bull named Slocum, you get the horns…

Three is the deadliest number.
When Slocum sides with an outnumbered traveler against three bushwhackers, the unfortunate man before dying wills his saloon to the helpful gunman. Slocum takes to the job like a natural, but nothing in life comes free. And Slocum soon finds himself facing off against a local rancher who has a mind to take over everything in town—and then bury his enemies under it…

They escaped their execution—but there’s no escaping Slocum.
Everyone in Sublette County wants to see Angus Dingo and Flatnose Nelson hanged—everyone including John Slocum. Their brutal crimes warrant their deaths, but when their hour is up, they are nowhere to be found.
 
Slocum aims to track down the convicts and finish the job himself. As good as he is, these two won’t be an easy catch—especially...

After a shoot-out in Harrison's Crossing takes their guide out of commission, Slocum finds himself the unlikely escort to a pair of helpless Easterners who are penning the misadventures of the not-yet-notorious outlaw Will Stringfellow.

"Marianne Lomax stands to inherit a huge silver claim-- as soon as she gets past a few problems. Thieves are after the claim, the assay office has burned down, and the only copy of the deed is hidden. John Slocum has problems of his own-- trying to explain a corpse he was unwittingly transporting to Tombstone. But when his former lover Marianne asks for help, he takes on the claim jumpers. And when her son befriends a headstrong young man named Billy...