Betrayal of the Mountain Man (The Last Mountain Man, Book 34)

Smoke Jensen must escape the hangman—and hunt down the desperados who framed him—in the New York Times bestselling Western series . . . There's nothing a man won't do to clear his name They called him fastest gun alive, but Smoke Jensen is determined to stay on the right side of the law. That is, until he's jumped by six low-life robbers who steal his shirt—and his identity. Smoke's tried for robbery and murder, and sentenced to hang in the morning. Someone's out to frame the Mountain Man . . . someone who's made a big mistake. Justice—mountain man style Barely managing to escape on the morning of his hanging, Smoke's going after the desperados who've set him up. The gang thinks they have nothing to fear; they've already divided up the loot and gone their separate ways. But Smoke's going to hunt them down one by one. Because nobody frames the Mountain Man. Nobody who plans on staying alive, that is . . .

there's Nothing A Man Won't Do To Clear His Name

They Called Him Fastest Gun Alive, But Smoke Jensen Is Determined To Stay On The Right Side Of The Law. That Is, Until He's Jumped By Six Low-life Robbers Who Steal His Shirt-and His Identity. Smoke's Tried For Robbery And Murder, And Sentenced To Hang In Morning. Someone's Out To Frame The Mountain Man . . . Someone Who's Made A Big Mistake.

justice-mountain Man Style

barely Managing To Escape On The Morning Of His Hanging, Smoke's Going After The Desperados Who've Set Him Up. The Gang Thinks They Have Nothing To Fear; They've Already Divided Up The Loot And Gone Their Separate Ways. But Smoke's Going To Hunt Them Down One By One. Because Nobody Frames The Mountain Man. Nobody Who Plans On Staying Alive, That Is . . .

Framed for robbery and murder by a pack of low-life outlaws, Smoke Jensen is locked up and sentenced to the gallows. But no bars of iron or bonds of rope can withstand a vengeful Mountain Man