
CHAPTER IShooting Scrape
CHAPTER IIA Warm Welcome
CHAPTER IIIIn the Border Town
CHAPTER IV“Shot in the Back!”
CHAPTER VA Strange Tangle
CHAPTER VICal Sands, Fixer
CHAPTER VIITrouble Roosts at the Star A
CHAPTER VIIINight Ambush
CHAPTER IXMexican Blackmail
CHAPTER XSuspects
In the dust‑blown town of Silver Bar, two unlikely partners slide into a cramped saloon and take their seats at a creaking card table. Goober Glendon, a weathered veteran with a sharp, hooked nose and a quiet confidence, wagers in steady, measured piles, while his young counterpart Johnny Wells—muscular, easy‑going, and keen‑eyed—struggles to keep pace. Their conversation drifts from old acquaintances like the elusive financier Frank C. Austin to the promise of a night’s ride toward a distant Keno range, setting a tone of restless curiosity.
The atmosphere shifts when the door bursts open to the echo of two gunshots, and a hulking stranger shoves a stumbling drunk into the doorway, sheriff’s badge glinting against his coat. Tension crackles as the locals scramble, eyes darting between the newcomers and the sudden threat. Listeners are drawn into a Western mystery where old debts, hidden fortunes, and a mystery gunfight promise to unveil the secrets lurking behind Silver Bar’s dusty veneer.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (310K characters)
Release date
2026-05-20
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1883–1969
A hugely prolific Western storyteller, he turned life in the American West into fast-moving tales full of humor, action, and memorable drifters. Best known for Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens, he wrote for magazines, novels, and even silent films.
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