STREET FIGHTER
IN KANSAS

Young Tom Shanaghy was hardheaded and hard-muscled.  Back in New York he could handle anything from a blacksmith's anvil to knuckle-and-skull street brawling.  Now Shanaghy was a stranger in a small Kansas town, a town desperate for a marshal.  He pinned on the badge, but facing down a vengeful trail driver and a murderous gang of gold thieves would take more iron than even Shanaghy could pack into two fists. 

LOUIS L'AMOUR
Now with nearly 95 million of his books in print worldwide, he is the "bestselling and most highly rated Western writer in the country today."
- The New York Times

STREET FIGHTER
IN KANSAS

Young Tom Shanaghy was hardheaded and hard-muscled.  Back in New York he could handle anything from a blacksmith's anvil to knuckle-and-skull street brawling.  Now Shanaghy was a stranger in a small Kansas town, a town desperate for a marshal.  He pinned on the badge, but facing down a vengeful trail driver and a murderous gang of gold thieves would take more iron than even Shanaghy could pack into two fists. 

LOUIS L'AMOUR
Our foremost storyteller of the authentic West, L'Amour has thrilled a nation by bringing to vivid life the brave men and women who settled the American frontier. There are now over 160 million of his books in print around the world.