The Bloody Quarter

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LAND WORTH KILLING FOR Paul Hagar had always had hard luck. He'd drifted through the Southwest, trying his hand at a few different things, but always with no success. Then it looked like his luck changed. He had a chance to file for land in the most important quarter section in all of Converse County, Wyoming. Known as the Bloody Quarter, the strip served as a gateway for the surrounding ranchers to summer graze their herds in the high country. But it was called the Bloody Quarter for a reason--some pretty ruthless ranchers were willing to do just about anything to control it. Even commit murder. Paul Hagar's luck might have changed, all right...but for the worse.