1979 Bantam paperback of the 1960 #3 (now #6) in the Sackett series, with a photo on back of the author with the three stars playing the Sackett brothers in the major NBC-TV film The Sacketts, including one who looks like he must be Tom Selleck. I bought this copy some weeks ago for 10 cents from the sale shelf of Dimond Library.

I can let this go after I read:
1935 Anything for a Pal (short story) [read 2011]
1940 The Town No Guns Could Tame (short story) [read 2011]
1942 One Last Gun Notch (short story) [read 2010]
1946 Law of the Desert Born (short story) [read 2010]
1947 Death Song of the Sombrero (short story) [read 2010]
1947 The Guns Talk Loud (short story) [read 2010]
1949 Ride, You Tonto Raiders! (novelette) [read 2010]
1950 The Black Rock Coffin Makers (short story) [read 2010]
1950 Desert Death Song (short story) [read 2010]
1950 Westward the Tide [read 2011]
1951 Grub Line Rider (short story) [read 2011]
1951 Riding On (short story) [read 2011]
1951 Trap of Gold (short story) [read 2011]
1951 The Riders of High Rock [read 2012]
1951 The Trail to Seven Pines [read 2013]
1952 The Gift of Cochise (short story) [read 2018]
1953 The Marshal of Painted Rock (short story) [read 2011]
1953 Hondo [read 2012]
1955 Guns of the Timberlands [read 2014]
1956 The Burning Hills [read 2012]
1958 Radigan [read 2012]
1959 Taggart [read 2013]
1974 Sackett's Land (Sackett #1, ca. 1600 England) [read 2018]
1976 To the Far Blue Mountains (Sackett #2, ca. 1620 Barnabas) [read 2020]
1980 The Warrior's Path (Sackett #3, ca. 1625 Kin-Ring, s. of Barn.) [read 2020]
1985 Jubal Sackett (Sackett #4, ca. 1625 s. of Barn.) [read 2020]
1983 Ride the River (Sackett #5, ca. 1850 Echo, dau. of Barn.) [read 2020]

Edit April 23, 2020: I think this was a pretty good one by this entertaining writer, but I could only skim through it to the end. But I did catch a powerful ending that I slowed down for enough to get the gist of. I currently have this ranked at #650 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.

... in the box.

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