Indian Fighter #2

Driven by implacable hatred of the white settlers encroaching on Sioux lands, Chief Red Cloud rises from a sixteen-year-old warrior on his first war party to become the leader of the Ogallala—but his path is darkened when treachery within his own tribes nearly breaks the unity he needs to fight back. With his father's death at the hands of the traitorous Bear Bull, Red Cloud assumes full chieftaincy and calls his people to war, determined to drive the conquerors from their homeland once and for all.

Magic Arrow, a white man raised among the Cheyenne with unmatched archery skills, springs into action when government agent Frank Brody is kidnapped by the corrupt Hank Busher—a swindler who's been stealing from the Indian tribes for years. Trapped in an abandoned mine shaft with Brody and facing certain death, Magic Arrow must use his wits and his bow to engineer an escape and stop Busher before a false report reaches the authorities. With the Chief's warriors at his side, Magic Arrow rides to deliver the arrows of justice.

When a stagecoach carrying the Colonel's daughter, Miss Stone, comes under attack by Comanche raiders in Thunder Valley, Lieutenant McKane's quick thinking and horsemanship get the passengers safely through to Fort Grannock—but his heroism earns him the jealous enmity of the fort's commanding officer, Captain Rumford. Rumford sends McKane on a dangerous mission to capture the half-breed Pak-We, unaware that Pak-We has orchestrated a trap that will leave the fort vulnerable to attack. With the fort's garrison scattered and McKane facing death by rawhide torture at the hands of the Comanche chief Long-Feather, the lieutenant must find a way to escape and expose Pak-We's treachery before it's too late.