After a pistol-whipping from Sierra Sue, Longarm can barely remember who he is. But as the cobwebs start to clear, he's determined to bring the feisty female to justice.

Where there’s Longarm, there’s hell to pay…
Deputy U.S. Marshall Long’s latest assignment is to deliver Erroll “Bone” McCluskey in one piece to Bismarck, where a hangman and undertaker await. And there’s nothing more Longarm would rather see than justice served...
 
Unfortunately, he’s not the only one who wants Bone—dead or alive. Which means Long will have to take matters...

Longarm enlists a play-pretty in a game of play-deadly!
Deputy U.S. Marshal Custis Long is out to recover fifty grand that the late Abner Prentiss hid away before being arrested—in the company of hired gal-pal Cherry Poppin. Since Prentiss murdered his partners, his former play-pretty may be the only one who can lead Longarm to the stash. But traipsing around town with everyone’s favorite whore is no way to conduct an investigation—and...

The desert sun, two smoldering sisters, and a criminal packing heat sure can burn a fella!
For years, a certain sleazy customs officer by the name Braddock has been turning a pretty penny on the Mexican border. Not by doing right by Uncle Sam, but by taking bribes. And his clients always make good on their bribes—or end up floating face down in the Rio Grande. Deputy Marshal Custis Long knows it’ll be a long shot tracking this...

Longarm rides to rescue of his old mentor!
Marshall Norman Wold of Kansas is in jail. But Wold is one of the finest lawmen Longarm has ever known. That means just one thing: Longarm has to go in there and straighten things out.

"When a beautiful Indian woman drops into Deputy Marshal Custis Long's arms with a bullet hole in her head, he vows to find her murderer. But it's the dead of winter and Longarm's cold is bordering on pneumonia--until he receives a home remedy from Swedish nurse Olga Swenson. Once he's fit as a fiddle, Longarm boards a train bound for Flagstaff. He's trailing the shooter to Navajo country in Arizona, but first there is the little federal matter of...

Color illustration of a man in orange shirt and blue jeans, firing a pistol across the right side of the image as he is kneeling on grass in grey mountain landscape. The scene is superimposed over a man's face in profile and two figures embracing.

"It should have been a routine prisoner pickup. But when Deputy U.S. Marshal Custis Long arrives in Curen Town, the young offender's father--who happens to run the town named after him--has no intentions of letting his son go to Denver for trial. When bribery and deception fail, Edward Curen, Sr., resorts to more desperate measures to stop Longarm--namely a $5,000 bounty on the lawman's head. Money like that is enough to turn decent townsfolk bloodthirsty--and...

When a man tries to shoot him in the back for no apparent reason, Longarm must find out why. What he finds is a dirty bail-bond outfit in Texas with an unhealthy interest in voodoo that's brought in many a bail-jumper more dead than alive.