Amos Moss had survived his gunfight with Maurice de Mortimer and had stopped a large rustling operation. He would soon find out that someone did not always need to carry a gun to do him harm or be a strong man to help him. Being on the right side of the law does not always mean honesty and people are not always who or what they appear to be. The cavalry does not always ride to the rescue and the Indians are not always the enemy. Cattle were disappearing by the hundreds and Amos could not figure out where they were going. All the signs pointed to people he thought he could trust. It would take a long hot summer of working cattle in the red rock canyons near the Wind River Mountains to help sort out the mystery. Amos would discover that the fine line between right and wrong was often blurred by the all mighty dollar and depended very much on one's point of view. This is the second book of an ongoing series that tells the story of Amos Moss.