Geronimo #3

Geronimo and his band of Apache warriors sweep across the desert in 1877, raiding settlements and a stagecoach with brutal efficiency, all while planning their most audacious strike yet—a direct assault on Fort Bannock. When a lone survivor warns the garrison of the coming attack, the Colonel devises a desperate trap using dynamite in the mountain pass, but a critical failure leaves the fort's small force facing Geronimo's warriors in a fierce fight for survival.

When Tom Horn and his Apache scouts discover that Geronimo has ambushed an ammunition wagon train and hidden the stolen guns in a mountain cave, Horn springs a trap to bottle up the notorious warrior—but Geronimo's forces turn the tables and pin down Horn's small contingent. With reinforcements hours away, one of Horn's scouts named Ruiz makes a desperate one-man assault on the cave to settle a personal debt with the chief who killed his brother.

When Mangus Colorado and his Mescalero Apache raiders strike the remote Yellow Hand settlement in Arizona, a quick-thinking young woman named Mary Eaton must rally the few soldiers and settlers left at the fort to mount a desperate defense. Over three grueling days of siege, Mary uses her wits—and her rifle—to keep the raiders at bay, but as supplies dwindle and Mangus prepares his final assault, salvation hangs by a thread. This is the story of how one woman gave the ruthless Apache chief his first taste of defeat.