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In "Der Wald der Rache," Dan MacShane finds himself trapped between a ruthless rival lumber baron and a vengeful tribe, forced to outwit both with cunning and courage. When Brack incites violence against his camp, Dan devises a bold plan to turn the tide—then confronts the man who started it all in a moment of raw, defiant justice.

In the frozen heart of winter, Dan and Tipi press desperate appeals for supplies to bolster the Revolutionary Army, facing resistance from a hidden network of British sympathizers. When the ringleader, Hutchins, provokes Dan into a duel, the tension crackles—Hutchins wins the toss for the first shot, but Dan’s unflinching gaze unsettles him, causing the shot to miss. As the settlers rally to transport vital supplies, a British patrol ambushes their convoy, forcing Dan to lead them away from the wagons in a tense, high-stakes evasion.

In "Spießrutenlaufen am Fluß!", Dan and Tipi narrowly escape a deadly pursuit after overhearing a traitorous plan that threatens the American cause. With British troops closing in and a treacherous river ahead, they must navigate a perilous journey through enemy lines—only to face the ultimate test at Saratoga, where past betrayals collide with the fight for freedom.

In "Die Spur des Verräters," Dan and Tipi race through enemy territory to track down a traitor who has stolen vital battle plans from General Washington’s tent. With time running short and danger at every turn, the pair must outwit the spy and deliver the plans back to camp before the rebellion’s fate is sealed.