Publisher's Synopsis
In the booming mining town of Doubtful, Wyoming, Cotton Pickens is the law. And in William W. and J. A. Johnstone's rollicking new Western, the law is in a fight for its life . . .
Cotton Pickens is feeling about as low as a man can get. Held up, robbed and fired from his job as sheriff, things get even worse when someone murders Cotton's horse Critter. And it's all happening just as a flashy, fleshy stage company comes to town.
Some folks demand the show be shut down for immorality. Some folks-Cotton included-sure enjoy the proceedings. But when a man gets stabbed to death, a bank safe gets blown up, and another county's sheriff starts imposing his will, Cotton realizes that a dastardly plot is taking over Doubtful. Badge or no badge, Cotton is going to war. To catch a killer. To stand up to some self-righteous fatheads. And for the right to see a little bare-naked leg-or die trying . . .
