I J Parnham

Calhoun's Bounty I J Parnham

A bullet-ridden man staggered into Stonewall's saloon clutching a gold bar with a grip that only death could open. With his dying breath, he named bounty hunter Denver Calhoun as his killer. Although the dead man turned out to be a member of the bank-raiding Flynn gang, when Sheriff Mitchell offered the gold bar as bounty on Denver's head, every man in town joined in the hunt for him.

Denver himself had moved on to Bluff Creek where he joined a high-stakes poker-game that left four men dead. And when the formerly impoverished Horace Turner wagered a gold bar, Denver reckoned the Flynn gang had to be behind the gold turning up in the hands of the most unlikely of people.

Despite all the gun-toters on his trail, Denver vowed to bring the Flynn gang to justice and to find out where the gold was coming from. But can he succeed now that the bounty hunter has become the hunted?