This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design. In W. C. Tuttle's classic Western novelette, "The Ranch Of The Tombstones," a simple search for an honest job descends into a deadly entanglement with a mysterious graveyard and a string of unsolved murders. Cowboys Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens are just looking for work when their trail leads them to the Half-Moon Ranch and into a community overshadowed by Amos Skelton, owner of a spread that seems to have earned its ominous name: the Tombstone Ranch. After discovering a gravely injured man, Quinin Quinn, the pair is pulled deep into a web of deception and local rivalries where allies are scarce. Tuttle's narrative masterfully combines high-stakes suspense with the lighthearted camaraderie of the trail, where even the comic plight of an inept cook provides a moment's relief from the looming danger. For readers who like their Westerns with a shot of wry humor and a double dose of deadly mystery, "The Ranch of the Tombstones" is an unmissable adventure.