Hunted Wolf: a western quartet
(Book)

In "Death for Double-O Neighbors" Tom Lucas owes plenty to Old Bob Hurley who raised him, helped him start his own ranch, and is the grandfather of the girl Tom loves. When Hurley calls a meeting of all the small ranchers, for whom Tom is a leader, to warn them a range war is headed their way if the skimming off of his yearlings doesn't stop, Tom is torn by his loyalty to Hurley on the one side and to the small ranchers on the other and tries to find a peaceful solution even as he becomes the first target. Stanley Blanton, in the "Out Trail," crashes through a snow bridge with his sled and dogs, injuring his ankle. Two hundred and fifty miles from food and shelter in the midst of a blizzard, all hope seems gone until a sled team appears in the distance, but the man and his team pass him by. How will he survive?