COLT CROSSINGWhen Lee Morgan agreed to help the Union Pacific railroad locate 800 missing land grant deeds, he didn't realize what he was getting himself into. But when a bomb found its way into his hotel room, he was forced to do some detective work or end up six feet under. Luckily he had help in the shapely forms of a beautiful brunette who set the steam rising in his engine and a buxom blonde who wanted to take him for a ride. Morgan only hoped he could get out of this mess before he was railroaded, wrecked, or run down.

POWDER CHARGELooking for safe haven from a pair of bounty hunters, Morgan ducked into La Grande. There, an 85-year-old cattle baron offered him one thousand greenbacks to help win control of the dusty town. Lee didn't like taking sides, but the money was good, and he had some extra encouragement in the form of a shapely reporter named Charlene who had a nose for news and an eye for Morgan. He figured he might as well help the old coot out--but first he had to get the bounty hunters off his back and Charlene out of his bed.