High noon on a dusty main street. A six-gun, a long shadow, and a man who never draws first — unless he means to finish it. Buck Corrigan writes the kind of action Western that grabs you on page one and doesn't let go till the smoke clears — for readers who love the classic gunfighter legend and the high-noon showdowns that built the genre. His frontier is the classic one: sun-blasted trails and lawless cow towns, rustlers and range wars, lone riders dealing out justice where the law can't reach. His heroes are hard men cut from rawhide — quiet until they're pushed, deadly when they are, bound by a code the frontier still respected. The action comes fast and the stakes come high: ambushes, shootouts, cattle drives gone wrong. No romance to slow the ride, no grit spared in the telling — just lean, hard-charging traditional Western storytelling. If you like your Westerns fast, fearless, and full of powder smoke, swing into the saddle. Inside you'll find lone gunfighters, scores to settle, range wars, outlaws and lawmen, frontier justice, and high-noon showdowns.