
BY WILLIAM MAC LEOD RAINE - AUTHOR OF THE YUKON TRAIL, BUCKY O'CONNOR, STEVE YEAGER, WYOMING, ETC.
PROLOGUE - I. "CALL ME JIMMIE-GO-GET-'EM" II. SHOOT-A-BUCK CAÑON III. RANSE ROUSH PAYS IV. PAULINE ROUBIDEAU SAYS "THANK YOU" V. NO FOUR-FLUSHER VI. BILLIE ASKS A QUESTION VII. ON THE TRAIL VIII. THE FIGHT IX. BILLIE STANDS PAT X. BUD PROCTOR LENDS A HAND XI. THE FUGITIVES XII. THE GOOD SAMARITAN XIII. A FRIENDLY ENEMY XIV. THE GUN-BARREL ROAD XV. LEE PLAYS A LEADING RÔLE XVI. THREE MODERN MUSKETEERS XVII. "PEG-LEG" WARREN XVIII. A STAMPEDE XIX. A TWO-GUN MAN XX. EXIT MYSTERIOUS PETE XXI. JIM RECEIVES AND DECLINES AN OFFER XXII. THE RUSTLERS' CAMP XXIII. MURDER FROM THE CHAPARRAL XXIV. JIMMIE-GO-GET-'EM LEAVES A NOTE XXV. THE MAL-PAIS XXVI. A DUST-STORM XXVII. "A LUCKY GUY" XXVIII. SHERIFF PRINCE FUNCTIONS XXIX. "THEY CAN'T HANG ME IF I AIN'T THERE" XXX. POLLY HAS A PLAN XXXI. GOODHEART MAKES A PROMISE AND BREAKS IT XXXII. JIM TAKES A PRISONER XXXIII. THE ROUND-UP XXXIV. PRIMROSE PATHS
A Man Four-Square
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
A sun‑dappled riverbank frames the quiet defiance of a young woman named Lindy, whose restless spirit is as tangled as the surrounding moss and rhododendrons. She clutches a secret note that pulls her toward a moment she cannot ignore, while the forest watches with its own hidden eyes. The narrative opens with the landscape itself breathing, hinting at the fierce independence that will drive her choices.
Into this fragile tableau strides Dave Roush, a bold, rough‑hewn rider whose swagger both provokes and captivates. Their sharp exchange crackles with the raw chemistry of attraction and accusation, setting up a duel of wills that promises love, danger, and a dash of outlaw romance. As they teeter on the edge of a daring midnight rendezvous, listeners are invited to follow Lindy’s struggle between family loyalty and the tantalizing promise of a life lived on her own terms.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (371K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-11-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1871–1954
Adventure, outlaws, cattle country, and the rush of the frontier fill these classic Western tales. Written by a novelist who spent decades turning the American West into fast-moving fiction, the stories blend action with a strong feel for place.
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