They called him "Lightning" Swift, and he lived up to his name with gun or fists. When his old friend Chuck Jenkins was up on a murder charge, AND facing foreclosure on his ranch, "Lightning" struck.
He bolted into town as soon as he got the news, and swung into a fight that took all the wit and cunning he coul dmuster, along with his brawn and his guns. It was now or never for Chuck, and for Lightning!
First published in 1953, 'Lightning Swift' is a traditional Western novel written at the peak of popularity for the genre, and features many of the most common themes including a corrupt businessman taking control of a small town and attempting a land grab with the help of various henchmen and a corrupt town sheriff, whilst an incorruptible outsider steps in to sort things out. All quite common themes, but well realised in the hands of an experienced writer.