Six-Gun Serenade

Jed Baker and Bill Hicken rode with Quantrill in the early days of the Civil War. After the massacre at Lawrence, Kansas, Bill Hicken switched sides and became a Union spy. During that time he probably met a beautiful young southern girl who later changed her name. By the early 1870s, Bill Hicken was a legendary gunfighter. Jed Baker didn’t expect to run into him in the Apache-haunted desert wasteland of the Southwest, near the scene of too many murders and attempted murders. If Hicken wasn...