"Warner accepts a request from Justa Williams to go to Mexico to check out some high-priced Arabians with Justa's hot-headed, skirt-chasing, younger brother Ben, who will be carrying $5,500 in gold with which to purchase the horses. This trip will be more challenging than Warner planned"--
"Texan Warner Grayson uses his skills to defeat a ruthless thoroughbred breeder who intends to take over Warner's ranch and breeding operation"--
"Warner and Laura travel East to secure breeding stock for their new Thoroughbred venture. While Warner is checking out the horses, the breeder's son is making a play for Laura. He challenges Warner to a duel and the son's reputation is that his duels are rigged so he will win"--
As boss of the Half-Moon Ranch, the biggest along the Gulf Coast of Texas, Justa Williams is a chip off the old man's block. But when the old man ups and asks him for a dying man's favor, it's Justa's duty to honor his words. Even if that means taking $25,000 of company gold and riding blind into the blood-soaked Cherokee battleground of Oklahoma Territory to look for a man who may not even be alive and settle an old score. Odds are high things won't end up well, but son of a gun, at least this son knows how to point his and fire off bullet after bullet ... Now, will a son pay for his father's past -- in blood?
Texas in 1916--a pardoned, 58-year-old bank robber decides to go after a quarter of a million dollars in gold bars, against the advice of his wife and influential friends.