The Wranglers — Lee Davis Willoughby

Montana in the 1880's: a wild, lawless land with men and women to match. Big Ben Foster, the only Harvard-bred horse wrangler west of the Missouri, arrived in Montana driving a string of horses for delivery to the U.S. Cavalry and found himself in a mountain of trouble. First, there was the dude with the spectacles they called Four Eyes, a Harvard classmate of Ben's also known as Teddy Roosevelt, whose boundless energy and faith in mankind was leading him into a trap set by a cabal of evil men headed by a mystery man named Mike Dwyer. Then there was bull-neck Charlie Bowen, drawing Ben Foster into a bloody conflict that was none of his affair. And finally, there was Cindy, the tomboy who hid her cloud of red hair under a Stetson, wilder and more untameable that the wildest mustang Ben Foster had ever tangled with.