THE IRON EYES SERIES
by Rory Black

Bounty hunter Iron Eyes had tracked down his prey to a hotel at Rio Concho. He quickly dispatches them and, with the hotel ablaze, drags the bodies outside. But waiting for him is Sheriff Brook Payne and his deputies with rifles trained on him. Iron Eyes is charged with murder and thrown in jail to be tried as soon as Judge Franklin Travis, better known as the Hanging Judge, arrives in town. Can Iron Eyes escape the noose?

With the outlaw gangs believing that their enemy Iron Eyes is dead, there's nothing that the scattered lawmen can do to stop the horrific slaughter that follows. Gangs join together to become small armies and destroy everything in their wake. But one U.S. marshal is not convinced that the legendary bounty hunter is dead and sets out to discover the truth. More dead than alive, Iron Eyes slowly drags himself out of his desert hiding place in search of water and discovers that the deadly outlaws think that he is no longer a threat. Checking the Wanted posters and loading his Navy Colts, Iron Eyes rides with venom in his soul to claim the bounty money for those wanted dead or alive. To him, that only means dead!

The ruthless bounty hunter, Iron Eyes, is hot on the trail of the outlaw Diamond Back Jones. After running into the blazing guns of Jones' cohorts, Iron Eyes sees the deadly outlaw slip through his fingers and ride off into the arid Indian Territory. Wounded, Iron Eyes gives chase yet again but has no idea that he is being lured into a trap. The Apache are waiting to ambush the man they call "the evil one". Soon the bounty hunter finds himself facing a hundred painted warriors. More dead than alive, Iron Eyes has to fight with every ounce of his honed cunning. But has he enough strength left to survive?

The notorious but disfigured bounty hunter Iron Eyes merely hunted men for the price of their head and then killed them without compunction. Iron Eyes had taken on his greatest challenge. He rode into Waco to try and collect the bounty, not on an outlaw, but an entire gang. The Calhoon owlhoots were ten strong and as mean as they came, but Iron Eyes did not easily frighten. Within minutes of arriving Iron Eyes killed all of them but the leader.

The notorious but disfigured bounty hunter Iron Eyes merely hunted men for the price of their head and then killed them without compunction. When he encounters the beautiful daughter of a banker, he finds a woman who does not turn away from his horrific appearance. Riding after yet another outlaw, Iron Eyes is attacked and wounded by Indians. He then discovers that Mexican bandits have kidnapped the banker's daughter and so, barely alive, he uses his unique hunting skills to track the villains ...

The infamous bounty hunter known as Iron Eyes finally manages to catch up with outlaw Dan Creedy. With his usual deadly resolve, Iron Eyes would have dispatched Creedy and claimed the reward. Yet this time it was different for, at last, he had met a man who was almost his equal. The seriously wounded Iron Eyes rides off towards the forest, but he has no idea Creedy's three outlaw brothers are now hunting him. For the first time in his life, it is Iron Eyes who is the prey ...

It was as if some invisible force had drawn the infamous bounty hunter Iron Eyes to the small border town of Rio Vista. Weighed down with saddlebags filled with a fortune in silver and gold coins, the rider no longer seemed to have any reason to exist, for the fortune had become a millstone around his neck. Then a priest asked him if he would help people of a small Mexican village who had become prey to marauding bandits. It looked like a quick and certain way to die. But Iron Eyes eagerly accepted the challenge and with newly found resolve headed south - straight into the jaws of an unknown enemy. He had always lived by his gun, but this time he needed courage and cunning, too!

Bounty hunter Iron Eyes was on the trail of an outlaw and even hundreds of miles couldn't shake off the gaunt, death-like creature when he had the scent of his prey. He had ridden deep into the heart of Arizona with only one thing on his mind ... blood money! Yet the town in which the long hunt ended was no ordinary place. This was Tombstone. Whilst waiting for his reward money to be approved, Iron Eyes was hired by a strange female named Squirrel Tooth Annie, and her three mining companions, who wanted them to ride shotgun on them and their four wagons full of precious ore. Iron Eyes knew that trouble was brewing between the Earps and the Clantons, yet he still somehow found himself caught up in one of the west's bloodiest showdowns. Question was - could he survive it?

Iron Eyes was a deadly bounty hunter who never brought his quarry back alive. Riding into a small town, he soon gunned down a wanted outlaw called Dan Hardy, and dragged his body down to the sheriff's office to collect his blood money. There was just one problem. Only the law in El Paso was authorized to pay the reward. Iron Eyes set out for the big city ...unaware that Hardy's younger brothers were already dogging his trail. As if that wasn't enough trouble for a man to handle, Iron Eyes became involved with a mysterious woman and a Mexican rancher along the way, who had a dangerous mission in mind for him. Only his deadly skill with a gun would give him any chance of getting his money ... and staying alive to spend it.