Summary
A blistering sun scorches the parched Arizona canvas where Firebrand Trevison—equal parts rancher, myth, and human clenched fist—stands guard over the sprawling Diamond K, a kingdom of dust, mesquite, and silver-veined possibility. The iron serpent of the railroad, hungry for right-of-way and domination, dispatches a velvet delegation: Rosalind Benham, heiress to a corporate empire, her parasol-toting aunt, and Jefferson Corrigan, a man whose smile is polished malice. Corrigan’s desire for Rosalind is a ledger of entitlement; her gaze, however, drifts to the rangy cattleman whose eyes smolder like branding irons. Hostility crackles, fists fly, and the desert itself seems to inhale the violence. Corrigan, spurned, retreats into the shadows of jurisprudence, bribing a gavel-wielding rogue to void Trevison’s deed while importing Hester Keys—a siren with tarnished wings—to fabricate dalliance and fracture trust. Through sabotage, forged documents, and whispered calumnies, the railroad’s minion attempts to redraw the frontier’s map. Yet Trevison, riding thunder and resolve, unearths buried titles, exposes the perjured plot, and reclaims both his birthright and the woman whose loyalty proved stronger than steel.
Synopsis
Firebrand Trevison owns the Diamond K Ranch, which the railroad is anxious to acquire. To execute the purchase, Rosalind Benham, the railroad president's daughter, her aunt and Benham's representative Jefferson Corrigan, who is in love with Rosalind, travel to Arizona. Corrigan and Firebrand take an instant dislike to each other, and a fistfight develops between the two men. When Firebrand becomes friendly with Rosalind, Corrigan determines to ruin his rival. He conspires with a crooked judge to challenge Firebrand's title to the ranch and attempts to subvert the rancher's budding relationship with Rosalind by inducing Hester Keys to pretend that she is involved with him. After a series of misadventures, Firebrand surmounts these challenges to retain both his land and Rosalind.
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