Wyatt Earp #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarshal Wyatt Earp encounters a man named Russ who claims to be an old friend from the mountains, though Earp doesn't recognize him. After Russ is sentenced and rides away, Earp grows troubled and decides to investigate, eventually traveling to Dodge City to consult Dr. Adams about the mysterious stranger. The story explores Earp's attempt to uncover the identity of the man claiming to be his friend and understand his connection to this enigmatic figure from his past.
When a store robber named Con Travers is sentenced to prison in Dodge City, his three gunslinging brothers arrive seeking revenge on Wyatt Earp—but they spot an opportunity in Joey, a simple boy obsessed with guns who dreams of owning one. The Travers brothers manipulate Joey into calling out the Marshal, planning to ambush Earp while the boy serves as their unwitting decoy. Earp must outmaneuver the deadly trap while deciding what to do about Joey and his dangerous infatuation with firearms.
When a skilled horseman is mysteriously trampled to death in Dodge City, Marshal Wyatt Earp investigates a crime that doesn't add up—and discovers a hidden past and a dangerous secret at a local horse ranch. As Earp pieces together clues, he uncovers a sinister plot and must confront a killer willing to silence anyone who gets too close to the truth.
When a mysterious drifter named Cane Hobbs comes to Wyatt Earp with a desperate plea for protection, the marshal learns that a hired gunslinger has been stalking Hobbs across the West—and has finally tracked him to Dodge City. As Wyatt pursues the shadowy killer through the dark streets and alleys, a tense midnight confrontation unfolds that will test both his nerve and his skill with a gun.
Bluff Ames rolls into the dusty Texas town of Calico looking for action—and finds it quick at the poker table and in the saloon. When a young local gunslinger calls him out, determined to build a reputation by facing down the famous gunman, Ames must rely on his wits and nerve to talk the kid down from a gunfight neither of them needs to have. It's a tale that proves why a master of bluffing is just as dangerous unarmed as any quick-draw artist.
When a beaten Apache named Goyatha refuses to name his attacker to Wyatt Earp, the marshal realizes the man plans to pursue his own vengeance—a choice that could ignite war between the tribes and white settlers. Earp races to identify the culprit first and bring him to frontier justice, but must ultimately choose between law and the deeper wisdom of keeping the peace.
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