Wild Bill Hickok #26

When Wild Bill Hickok agrees to guide a Mormon wagon train across the dangerous frontier, he doesn't realize that hidden among the travelers are hardened criminals planning to use a Pawnee attack as cover for their treachery. As the wagon train pushes toward Utah through hostile territory, Hickok must stay one step ahead of the threats closing in from every direction—whether they come from the plains or from within his own camp.

Wild Bill Hickok races to rescue a wagon party under attack by the Ogallala Sioux, only to find himself caught between warring enemies: the painted warriors and a ruthless gunman named Turk Welch, who's hunting for a treasure map that Betty Walden carries. As Wild Bill and Betty flee through a network of hidden caves, guided by a map marking the lost Aztec treasure, they must fight their way through both the Sioux and Welch's crew to reach the fabulous riches that lie waiting in the depths of the mountain.

When a U.N. Army plane carrying vital papers crashes behind enemy lines in Korea, Sergeant Campbell and his K-9 Corps partner Chuba are parachuted into hostile territory to recover them before North Korean forces can seize the intelligence. After a firefight leaves Campbell injured and unable to continue, the mission falls entirely to the war dog—who must navigate miles of dangerous terrain alone to deliver the papers to American lines. It's a high-stakes test of training, courage, and an unbreakable bond between soldier and dog.

When a forest fire mysteriously traps a young woman named Cora Carter in a blazing inferno, the Texas Ranger rescues her from the flames—only to discover she was knocked unconscious and left there on purpose. Convinced someone tried to murder her and cover their tracks, the Ranger hatches a plan to smoke out the killer by spreading word that Cora perished in the fire. As he watches the town's reactions, a single careless detail gives away the guilty party and sets the stage for a dangerous confrontation.