Lone Star Magazine #7

In the dusty heat of the frontier, Steve Larrabee gives chase after a stagecoach robbery, stumbling into a tense standoff with a lone Indian named Red Feather. When the two men cross paths, a fragile bond forms over a shared act of survival—one that hinges on a stolen rifle and a life saved. As gold drives men to madness and violence, Steve must decide what justice truly means when the line between outlaw and hero blurs.

In "Prairie Tales," four outlaws—Zwing Hunt, Doc Neal, Jim Hughs, and Red Curley—make a desperate escape across the Texas border into Mexico, only to form a dangerous alliance before turning on their new ally, Mexican Bandit Chief Juan Estrada. The story unfolds with the tension of betrayal and survival in the rugged frontier.

In "The Wreckers," a wounded Tom Clark recounts a deadly ambush by a ruthless shipwrecking gang to Dirk, who sets out to expose the ringleader—Jan Hawke, a seemingly respectable innkeeper. When Dirk’s pursuit leads him to the corrupt Justice of the Peace, Sir Nigel Seton, he finds himself imprisoned, only to have his crew turn the tide and help him break free.