Jesse James #21

Fleeing a posse through Arizona canyon country after a bank robbery, Jesse James and his companions intercept a stagecoach—only to find themselves confronted by a determined young woman who demands they help her escape an unwanted marriage by force. As Jesse agrees to assist her, his scheme to reunite her with the man she loves spirals into a dangerous game of stage robberies and kidnappings that keeps the pursuing lawmen closing in.

When the Cannonball Express is robbed near Indian Wells in 1897, Sheriff McLaughlin has little to go on—just two daring bandits who struck fast and vanished. What the lawman doesn't yet know is that one of them is Harry Tracy, a vicious gunman whose quick draw and deadly accuracy have already made him feared across the West. As the manhunt intensifies and secrets unravel among those closest to Tracy, a desperate game of survival and betrayal unfolds in the shadows.

Jesse James rides into New Mexico for a quiet vacation with an old friend, but instead finds himself thrown into a dangerous alliance with the notorious Billy the Kid—the two famous outlaws team up to intercept a fortune in gold from the mines of Los Amarillas. What begins as a calculated heist spirals into a desperate fight for survival when Apache warriors, led by Geronimo himself, pursue them across the desert with relentless fury.

Sheriff Ken Peters arrives in Mesa City to honor his father's legacy by re-enacting a famous old mine robbery during the town's Frontier Day celebration—but real bandits led by Kid Denver crash the party, turning the staged holdup into a deadly ambush. With only blank-loaded guns and an injured companion, Peters must outwit a ruthless gang using cunning instead of firepower, leading him on a dangerous trail south of the border where the stolen gold is about to change hands.