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Behind Slocum stand seven magnificent women…

When renegade Apaches abduct Albert Grant’s daughter, the Texan cattle baron wants Slocum to rescue her. Slocum agrees on one condition—that Grant stops harassing the Mormon “widows” who lost their husbands when polygamy was enforced in the Sulfur Springs Valley.
 
Grant’s daughter is safely returned. But the ruthless landowner still wants control of the entire valley—and unleashes his hired guns against the “widows” to scare them off. Slocum should have known better than to make a deal with the devil—and now he’s going to help the ladies show Grant why hell hath no fury like a woman scorned…

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