Indian Fighter #8

In 1821 St. Louis, a scrappy fighter named Ewing Young—known to some as Buck—catches the eye of Captain William Becknell, who recruits him for a dangerous trapping expedition into Apache territory. When tragedy strikes and a fellow trapper is killed in a raid, Young devises a cunning plan to turn the tables: he allows himself to be captured, then uses guile and gunpowder to outmaneuver the Apache warriors and save his men. From that bold victory onward, Young's restless spirit drives him across mountains and rivers, facing down wild country and hostile forces as he carves his legend into the frontier.

Magic Arrow, a master archer with shafts that curve through the air like birds in flight, discovers a dying runner bearing urgent news: enemy Hurons have intercepted a message meant for the English General and are leading his army straight into a French ambush. Falsely imprisoned for trying to warn the commander, Magic Arrow must escape the stockade and track down the treacherous spy to save the English forces from the deadly trap. With only his bow, his arrows, and his wits, he races against time to prevent disaster at Oneida.

Wild Bill Hickok rides deep into hostile Sioux territory on a dangerous scouting mission for General Sheridan, uncovering a massive gathering of chiefs plotting a coordinated attack on Fort Hays and the Union Pacific Railroad. Discovered in the enemy camp, Hickok must use all his wits and his trusted horse Black Nell to slip through the encirclement and race back to warn the fort before the strike comes. A tense frontier tale of espionage, narrow escapes, and one scout's determination to turn the tide of an Indian campaign.