Tales of the Old West.... A man argues with his wife, and in anger leaves his home, into a dark, rainy night. On the road to town, he is involved in a shooting on the road, and before he knows it he is faced with a hangman's noose. How will his wife ever know how sorry he is? A man named Boon is seeking someone from his past. A man with a name. A man with a big reputation. Will he live to find justice? Indian Bill was loved my almost everyone. But it only takes one or two who want him dead.... Da Boo Zee was a young Shoshone growing up with the dream of being a warrior. He had no idea what awaited him on that bloody morning that would come to be known as the day of the Bear River Massacre.... Jordan Farley was a hardened trail driver when he rode into the cowtown of Abilene in 1871. His only advice was advice he could not follow himself: Don't Fall in Love in Abilene. These and other great short stories set Kirby Jonas apart as a name to be reckoned with in the field of heartfelt Western literature. Do not expect the typical "shoot-em-up" with Jonas. His stories run much deeper, into the emotions and the heart of man and woman, the real people who won the West.