Last Chance Saloon

Brett Cassidy, professional gunfighter, has hung up his guns for the peaceful life of a trapper, but one day he receives an urgent letter from a beautiful young widow. The settlers in Lonesome Valley need him. Cheyenne war smoke is rising, and a greedy saloon owner and his hired guns are making life hell for the widow and her friends. Strapping on his guns for one last time, Brett rides to help the homesteaders in their hour of need. But he's alone and faces a stacked deck in the final showdown in the Last Chance Saloon.

Roger Norris-Green was born in Brighton, UK, and emigrated with his parents to Australia when he was a schoolboy. Since leaving school, he has written 137 published westerns under 6 pen names plus 2 under his own name. Some of his westerns have received 'Best Western of the Month' awards. Roger lives with his wife Elaine in Moonta Bay, South Australia. Although retired, he is still writing. Last Chance Saloon, written specially for Black Horse Westerns, is his 140th western.