Wild Bill Hickok #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWild Bill Hickok rides to Fort Leavenworth to get help protecting a special K.P. Railroad train carrying cargo from Manhattan, Kansas, as Cheyenne warriors have been attacking work crews along the line with vicious raids. While Wild Bill races across the plains on his horse Black Nell to secure military assistance, he encounters a man named Bob Gallope who has lost his wages in a crooked gambling game and plans to rob the gold shipment to recover his losses. Wild Bill must deal with both the Indian threat and this internal treachery as the situation at the railroad grows increasingly dangerous.
Wild Bill Hickok takes on a job that goes far beyond his usual gun work when the Kansas Pacific Railroad calls on him to stop the outlaws and hostile tribes threatening to derail their expansion across the frontier. As he brings order to the chaotic work camps and guards crucial payroll shipments, a young desperado with dreams of outlaw glory sets his sights on becoming the man who finally stops the legendary gunslinger. With bandits closing in and the railroad's future hanging by a thread, Hickok must prove his reputation isn't just talk.
Jeff Venture's suspicions about a mysterious fur trader named Gordon Clegg lead him to uncover a dangerous conspiracy when a child at Fort Raymond falls ill and Bison Bob rides to fetch a distant doctor. What begins as a mission of mercy becomes a deadly trap, as Clegg's true allegiance and cargo reveal themselves in the heart of hostile Indian territory. With Bob and Jeff captured and separated, only quick thinking and sheer survival instinct stand between them and a gruesome fate.
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