Destry Rides Again

TREACHERY AND REVENGE Harry Destry, the hardest fighting and drinking man in town, had been framed. For six long years he had rotted in jail plotting his revenge against the cowards who'd made a fool of him. But when he returned, instead of the bronzed, contemptuous man who'd been sent up, he appeared white faced and beaten. A drunk kicked him in the Street, and he took it. The girl who had waited for him took one look at this shell of the man she'd loved, and looked away. But Destry's pose was part of his plan. Before he was finished, the town would cower and tremble, and he would know, at last, the sweet taste of revenge. ONE OF THE ALL-TIME WESTERN CLASSICS! * First published in 1930 by Dodd, Mead Front cover illustration by John Duillo