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From the back of the book:
Judo Justice
Learning that one of the Yankee marauders who murdered his family is now acting as a goverment agent, Tom Fletcher heads for the Arizona Territory, only to find ex-Captain Bradford Cone riling up two Apache tribes. It appears there is gold on the land and Cone is trying to claim it as open country.
The Six-Gun Samurai is on the warpath--not only is he going to take on the noble task of protecting his Apache friends from the disgrace of becoming reservation Indians, but he must avenge the deaths of his honorable forefathers. For he is a warrior served from the end of his blazing six-shooter...or the edge of his swiftly moving sword.
A very good story...very suspenseful. Keeps your interest throughout.
Judo Justice
Learning that one of the Yankee marauders who murdered his family is now acting as a goverment agent, Tom Fletcher heads for the Arizona Territory, only to find ex-Captain Bradford Cone riling up two Apache tribes. It appears there is gold on the land and Cone is trying to claim it as open country.
The Six-Gun Samurai is on the warpath--not only is he going to take on the noble task of protecting his Apache friends from the disgrace of becoming reservation Indians, but he must avenge the deaths of his honorable forefathers. For he is a warrior served from the end of his blazing six-shooter...or the edge of his swiftly moving sword.
A very good story...very suspenseful. Keeps your interest throughout.
