The cowboy walked over to the bar in the Drifters Saloon and asked the price of a sandwich. The well dressed, beady-eyed banker watched him for a few minutes, then thought to himself, "just another worthless cowboy." After walking outside and spotting the ugly strawberry roan horse, he decided that both horse and its rider were worthless. The cowboy had a name. Jess Worth. He found a steady job there in Comanche, Texas, as a worthless deputy sheriff. Killings, a $50,000 heist and betting on worthless horses cost the beady-man and the sheriff twenty-two-thousand dollars that they didn't have. People wondered why Jess got caught up in the middle of such a mess. But trouble wasn't the only thing the worthless-cowboy-turned-lawman attracted. Nita Cavaness and Velma Hodge kind of got mixed up with him too. Before the answers to all of the problems could become clear, things heated up for this worthless cowboy and his strawberry roan horse, revealing that things (and people) are not always what they appear to be.