Curly Bill and Ringo Why did the legendary gunfighter, Ringo, come to Boot Hill? Rumors and innuendo ignite the small frontier town. Did the wealthy rancher, Willy Gibson, hire him to combat the cattle rustlers? Was he here to even up some old grudges? Or to hunt down the men who tried to kill him? Miss Sarah, the most beautiful woman in town, seemed in a much different mood after he checked in at the hotel where she worked. Curly Bill knew who he was, or thought he should, since they rode together for a time. Curly also remembered that around Ringo, you always watched for signs of trouble, if you were smart. "Would you mind telling me why you're in Boot Hill, when you're supposed to be in hell?" Curly asks. Ringo glanced at him out of those cold clear blue eyes. "I came back," he said quietly. "I got lonesome down there. Kept thinking about some fellows I should have taken with me." Check out more great gunslinging westerns by Van Holt: - Blood in the Hills - Curly Bill and Ringo - Dean Man's Trail - Death in Black Holsters - Dynamite Riders - Hellbound Express - Hunt the Killers Down - Riding for Revenge - Rubeck's Raiders - Shiloh Stark - Six-Gun Solution - So Long, Stranger - Son of a Gunfighter - The Bounty Hunters - The Bushwhackers - The Fortune Hunters - The Last of the Fighting Farrells - The Long Trail - The Man Called Bowdry - The Stranger from Hell - The Vultures - Wild Country - Wild Desert Rose Check out all of the works by Van Holt on his Author's page: http: //
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