Henry Wilson Allen

hey called Tombstone the Sodom of the Sagebrush. It was a town of smoking guns and raw guts, stagecoach hold-ups and cattle runoffs, blazing shotguns and men bleeding in the streets. Then Wyatt Earp came to town and pinned on a badge. Before he left Tombstone, the lean, tall man with ice-blue eyes, a thick mustache and long-barreled Colt became a legend, the greatest gunfighter of all time.

A cache of gold, buried in a lost mine, is more than a flickering ignis for it burns brightly- to lure Mackenna, a prospector, and a wolfpack of out Mexicans with whom he falls in- and out. The long, long trail winds through hostile country of Apaches- and buffalo soldiers- but Mackenna discovers something more valuable the end, a girl to love.... Substantial and superior.

"Exploring the lives of bondage fans, men and women share their sensual experiences in intimate detail. There is Dale, whose Manhattan bedroom doubles as a bondage studio; Brenda, who revels in kinky, fetich-style clothes; and young Lucy, who is learning of the salacious delights of spanking and sadistic play."