Say hello to a pair of footloose adventurers: Long Jim, though thin as a rail, has an appetite that he never seems to satisfy and his partner, Windy who is devoted to his mule. They're likable, straight-talking, show little patience for idiots and greenhorns, both gunswift, and possessed of a strong sense of justice and doing the right thing.
"If you haven't read a Barry Cord book yet, then maybe it's time you did." — Western Fiction Review

LONG JIM and WINDY by BARY CORD

#3: THE RUNNING IRON SAMARITANS

Wandering cowmen, Long Jim and Windy befriend troubled cripple Lincoln Fervans and his wife at the V Bar Ranch.

Lincoln has received warning notes telling him to leave his spread. Fearful for his and his wife's life Fervans sells the ranch to Long Jim and Windy and now they become involved in the mystery of "Miguel" whose name is on the note.

The men must soon draw on every reserve they have to track down a killer – to save their lives and see the ranch is returned to its rightful owners.

#2: DESERT KNIGHTS

Windy and Long Jim weren't looking for trouble, they just wanted to hand over a corpse to the local law.

But the law in Goliath didn't seem too interested, and when it turned out the dead man was a friend of Windy's nephew, Quincy, they decided to take the matter into their own hands.

Suddenly they found themselves in the middle of Mexican bandit, El Porcito's, plans for a revolution, and lead was flying in all directions ...

#1: THE COFFIN FILLERS

Two old-timers that went by the name of Long Jim and Windy, ride into Apache Wells looking to visit an old friend who's prospecting in the area only to be told he's gone missing, possibly dead as his ghost is haunting the Mesa.

Sheriff Caulkins is nervous as the bank is holding a substantial amount of money and he suspects all new arrivals as possible bank-robbers. It's also rumored that outlaw Bighead Nevens is aiming to steal the money.

Looks like Zachary Stack, the town undertaker could have a lot of business coming his way...