Jackson Cole

Ransom had lived on his land some 50 years, until Pallette turned up, claiming he had the deed to Ransom's property. The bitter feud ended with Ransom dead. Pallette's men swore he was killed in self defence - but Jim Hatfield thougth different.

Pete and his men couldn't defend themselves against the army of cattle thieves. When the news reached Captain Bill McDowell, he turned to the one man he knew would risk his life for justice - Ranger Jim Hatfield.

Panic and fear spread across the Texas Panhandle as marauding bands of Indians and cut-throat criminal gangs shed the blood of innocent sheep ranchers and cattlemen. Jim Hatfield must face this menacing enemy alone.

Texas Ranger Jim Hatfield faced the gravest challenge of his career. The Lone Star State was up for grabs, Apaches, Creeks and Cherokees had been goaded into war by rebels whose goal was almost fulfilled when they framed the tall lawman for murder.

Roma's raiders were a vicious crew with a thirst for murder. By plunder and terror they were about to steal an empire, and only Jim Hatfield stood in the way.