White Wolf's Law: A Western Story

"White Wolf's Law: A Western Story" by Hal Dunning is a novel written in the late 1920s. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of the American West, presenting a tale rife with danger, moral conflict, and complex characters. The story centers around the mysterious figure of Jim-twin Allen, also known as the White Wolf, who is drawn into a series of violent confrontations with the infamous Lava Gang while aiming to protect those he cares about. At the start of the story, the scene is set with the grim aftermath of a brutal attack on a family, presumed to be the work of the Lava Gang. Two rough riders, Toothpick Jarrick and Dutchy, arrive at the scene only to discover a trail of death and destruction. As they investigate further, they encounter Sheriff Tom Powers and other townsfolk, revealing a brewing conflict involving political machinations, law enforcement, and personal vendettas. The narrative hints at a web of treachery in which Jim-twin Allen plays a pivotal role, leading to confrontations that test loyalty and bravery amidst the perilous backdrop of the Western frontier.

White Wolf's Law: A Western Story, by Hal Dunning. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #46457.