Panhandle Cowboys: Paperback, 282 pages, English, by Ken Cannon

The Texas Panhandle in the late 1800s is a land of vast emptiness where cowboys like Bryson Cameron follow cattle trails across empty spaces. Bryson, a young line-rider with a reputation for being "a bad hombre," finds himself caught between duty and love when he saves Sofia Calhoun, the daughter of the A T O ranch owner, from Apache attackers. Meanwhile, Homer Dinsmore, a notorious outlaw wanted for murder, risks his life to save Sofia, creating a moral dilemma for Bryson. As a Texas Ranger, Bryson must choose between his duty to arrest Dinsmore and his growing love for Sofia, who believes Dinsmore deserves mercy for saving her life. The frontier is unforgiving, and every decision carries the weight of life and death.