Wyatt Earp #14

When a daring bank robbery draws Marshal Wyatt Earp's attention, he suspects it's a smokescreen for something bigger—and his hunch proves right when a Wells-Fargo agent is robbed the same day. With evidence planted to frame an innocent man, Earp must untangle the twisted trail of false clues before a mob takes justice into its own hands in "The Twisted Trail!"

When Wyatt Earp rescues a Parisian nobleman, the Marquis De La Pavan, from a rough welcome in the American frontier, the well-meaning Frenchman becomes convinced that the only way to earn respect in the West is through a proper duel. As Earp reluctantly agrees to the Marquis's repeated challenges and escorts him through the wild territories, tensions build toward a final showdown at Cherokee Grove—where two very different codes of honor are about to collide with gunfire.

When Toner Mackin and his ruthless gang hole up in the Bee-Hive—a nearly impregnable crater hideout—after robbing the Buffalo Skull Bank, Wyatt Earp pursues them alone and unarmed into their fortress. Mackin has waited years for a chance at the frontier marshal, and now he's devised a deadly trap involving the vicious grizzly bear Silvertip, determined to finish what his crew started.

Joe Bonamy, locked up and awaiting trial for armed robbery, meets his tough new cell mate Tom Lawrin—who proposes a daring escape that night. When Lawrin makes good on his word, Bonamy agrees to join him in exchange for a cut of hidden loot, but the jailbreak becomes far more complicated than either man expected.

When a rough-and-tumble cattle camp runs afoul of a bully named Keller, teenage chore-boy Billy Bonney takes it upon himself to mentor John Sweeney, a tenderhearted tenderfoot from back East, in the ways of frontier survival. As Keller's harassment escalates into genuine danger, Billy discovers that Sweeney has unexpected skills—and teaches him a hard lesson about standing his ground.