Her eyes were brown, a shade too close together but cool and calm and calculating in their gaze, and her eyebrows slanted upward a bit at the outer ends and were as heavy as beauty permitted.

Her lips were very red, and her chin was very firm.
She looked the successful business woman to her fingertips, and she was eminently attractive for a woman of that self-assured type.
Andy was attractive also, in a purely Western way.

His gray eyes were deceivingly candid and his voice was pleasant with a little, humorous drawl that matched well the quirk of his lips when he talked.

He was headed for home--which was the Flying U--sober and sunny and with enough money to see him through.

He told Florence Hallman his name, and said that he lived "up the road a ways" without being too definite.