Set Texas Back on Her Feet

A Floating Outfit Western, Book 6

By: J. T. Edson

Narrated by: Jack de Golia

Colonel Charles Goodnight believed that cattle could be driven to the railroad in Kansas and sold for high prices to supply people in the East with beef.

Not everybody approved of Goodnight’s idea. The owners of hide and tallow factories could buy all the cattle they wanted at between one and four dollars. If he should succeed, their vast profits would be brought to an end.

Austin Viridian went to Fort Worth with the intention of preventing Goodnight’s ideas from being circulated. Soon after his arrival, he came upon a small, blond cowhand who was talking of driving herds to Kansas. Viridian had two hard cases with him when he went to silence the cowhand. The hide and tallow man was about to make a serious mistake—his ‘victim’s’ name was Dusty Fog!

©1973, 2023 J T Edson (P)2023 J T Edson

Good story , but get the paperback.

With all due reaspect, Westerns like this need read, not acted. The first few in the series were good serious reads, and came off as such, making them decent purchases. THIS ...not so much. Mr.De Golia may be talented in his field of work, but in my opinion, this story does not match that line. A dramatic tale of criminal acts kinda gets ruined by cartoonish voices from the 1960's.