Exploits of Daniel Boone #4

In the Kentucky wilderness, Daniel Boone and his friend Sam Estry investigate a series of strange events after settler John Carmar claims he’s been attacked by a mysterious "wizard" whose magic renders bullets useless. As the duo uncovers a deception behind the so-called "Wiz­ard," Wa-seca-wah, they must expose his tricks before he unites the tribes in a deadly revolt against white settlers.

In the wilderness of Kentucky, Daniel Boone sets out with his companion Sam Estry to scout for signs of hostile Indians, agreeing to meet at Black Lick by noon. When Sam vanishes after dozing off, Boone follows a trail of clues—including a lost cap and deep moccasin prints—leading straight to Dark Owl’s village, where he must outwit the hidden enemy to rescue his friend before dawn.

Daniel Boone and Sam Eusty are thrown into chaos when a group of deluded Pennsylvania settlers, duped by a crooked land agent, arrive in Boonesborough just as a Shawnee war party threatens the frontier outpost. As the settlers’ ignorance and panic nearly get them killed, Boone must protect them while fending off a surprise attack from the enemy, all while trying to keep their fragile morale from shattering.

In 1785, two young brothers, Eddie Linn and Peter, are captured by a group of Native Americans after being separated from their father during a hunting trip. Forced to endure a brutal gauntlet and then held as captives, they must stay calm and clever to survive, using their wits and the lessons of their scout father to plan a daring escape under the cover of night.