Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #15

Wyatt Earp rides into Sawtooth Junction after receiving an urgent letter from his old partner Jeff Mullin, only to be met at the door by a man claiming to be Jeff and accusing him of inspiring Jeff's son to take up lawman work—with tragic consequences. But things are far more complicated than they first appear, and Wyatt must rely on his wits and his deep knowledge of his old friend to navigate a clever trap and set things right.

Wyatt Earp and his ally Fleet Elk find themselves outnumbered and captured by a war party led by the cunning Loud Crow, who has been manipulating his tribe through a supposed spiritual force. To expose the deception and save themselves, Earp and Fleet Elk must uncover the truth behind the mysterious "War Spirit" and turn the tables on their captor.

When a prominent lawyer in Douglas City refuses to carry a gun, nobody suspects he's also the masked vigilante tracking down those responsible for a rancher's murder—especially not when the victim's beautiful niece arrives to claim her inheritance. Les Wilcox must balance his courtroom duties and his secret justice while navigating the arrival of a smooth-talking stranger with designs on the Holman ranch and the affections of the sheriff's daughter. With help from Talon the golden eagle, the Masked Raider closes in on the real culprit behind the crime.

When swindler Dane Evarts claims fraudulent ownership of sacred Comanche land rich with gold and water, Marshal Wyatt Earp must navigate a powder keg of justified anger—young warriors are raiding ranches, Evarts's men have drawn first blood, and a uprising looms. With help from a brave Indian boy who discovers the deed's forgery, Earp works to expose Evarts's scheme and restore what was stolen, but justice on the frontier demands more than a courthouse victory.

When Little Arrow unexpectedly returns to Big Bow after their last encounter, the two old acquaintances resume their familiar routine of insults and bickering—only now they're hungry and broke, trying to scheme their way into a free meal at Crabfoot's new restaurant on the reservation. Their plan to sing for their supper backfires spectacularly when they cross the cook, leading to chaos that has Big Bow regretting the moment his troublemaking friend walked back into his life.