J J Roberts: 420 books

Allen Mintner changed after he became sheriff of Big Pine. New Mexico—and not for the better. The more he grabbed for himself, the more he wanted... But when Clint Adams rides into town, the sheriff is in for a surprise. The Gunsmith doesn't much cotton to this tin-badge bully...especially...

When Clint Adams brought the corpse of a murdered prospector into Silver City, he thought it was the end of an adventure. But now, the victim's beautiful daughter needs him to help claim the cache of Spanish gold her father says he found. Someone else would like to get his hands on this gold—Silver...

Nobody ever thought a town like Queensville was possible. It was built for one reason: gambling. Poker. Blackjack. Roulette. Every game of chance a cocky cowpoke can lay a wager on. But Clint Adams knows how to gamble, and has the luck of a man smoking a four-leaf clover cigar. Until he meets...

GOLD MINER'S DAUGHTER No matter how hard Clint Adams tries to stay away from trouble, it always seems to find him. This time trouble is a group of ornery bushwhackers who've mistaken him for a hired gun. Even after teaching them the error of their ways, Clint knows they still haven't learned...

Clint Adams aims to kick back in a sleepy North Dakota town and enjoy some time off. But when you're the Gunsmith, trouble doesn't take vacations... Now he's caught in a feud between two horsebreeders. One of them is his old friend. Nelson Fox. The other is Fox's rival—who's convinced that...

Stephen Maddocks is an ordinary man who, following a couple of innocuous misdemeanours, is exposed to the political correctness and bureaucratic madness of the society around him. He is brought into contact with a string of larger than life characters, from the officious PC Harden to the suave but...

Clint Adams had never been one to turn his back on a lady in distress. So when he got an urgent message from the beautiful Lillie Langtry, he was quick to rush to her side. Clint had met the legendary star of the stage months earlier in New York. And during their precious few days in her hotel room,...

THE OBESE OUTLAW When Clint Adams's old friend Detective Talbot Roper invites him to Denver, Colorado, to help out on a case, how can he refuse? For three years a series of robberies has besieged the southwest, and Roper believes they're all being perpetrated by a single mastermind. Clint's...

SOMEONE'S GUNNING FOR THE GUNSMITH Ambushed by an unknown assailant, Clint Adams shoots him down in self-defense. Among his would-be killer's possessions, he finds a wanted poster for a 2,500 reward—bearing his name and likeness...and the words "Dead or Alive." But missing from...

AN INTOLERANCE FOR TEMPERANCE Despite Iowa's statewide prohibition against liquor, Sioux City refuses to stay on the wagon. The saloon owners give a share of their profits to the city treasury to stay in business—and keep the newly established police force off their backs. But no amount of...

CATFIGHT Clint Adams's only in Wayne, Nebraska, a few hours before the tent-town burns to the ground around him. Some unscrupulous lowlife couldn't get the business owners of Wayne to sell out to him, so he let fire do his dealing for him. Now, Clint's following the extortionist's trail straight...

Benbow, Kansas, is shattered by a bank robbery—by three of the strangest looking bandits the witnesses have ever laid eyes on. The deputy swears the felons are females—and rounds up a posse to catch 'em. For once, the Gunsmith decides to mind his business and leave town. But on the trail...

Clint Adams thinks that Allentown, Nevada, will be just the place for a break from the hot, dusty trail—the kind of town where you can find a soft bed and a soft woman. But as soon as he checks into the hotel, Clint finds that looks can be deceiving. Seems the sheriff and his sons are low-down varmints...

HOUSE RULES Saloon owner Matt Barstow is a gambling man—and his winnings have made him very rich and powerful. For that alone, most folks go out of their way to please him. But not the Gunsmith. He doesn't see the need to please a cheater. In fact, he'd rather settle the score. And even though...