Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #38

When a young man named Joey's obsession with guns catches the attention of three ruthless brothers planning to ambush Wyatt Earp in Dodge City, the Frontier Marshal must untangle a dangerous scheme before it claims an innocent life. Earp finds himself caught between stopping the Travers brothers and reaching a troubled boy who's been manipulated into becoming an unwitting pawn in their vendetta.

When a skilled horseman is found trampled to death by one of the ranch's prized trained horses, Wyatt Earp's instincts tell him something doesn't add up—and a suspicious remark from the victim's partner sends him back to investigate under cover of darkness. What the marshal discovers in the barn hayloft points to a carefully hidden past and a desperate killer who's willing to use an innocent animal to cover his tracks.

When a man named Cane Hobbs comes to Wyatt Earp seeking refuge from a mysterious hired killer stalking him across the West, the marshal agrees to help—but soon finds himself locked in a dangerous game of cat and mouse through Dodge City's darkened streets and alleys. As Wyatt hunts the "night stalker," he discovers the confrontation is far more complicated than a simple matter of protection, with unexpected truths emerging in the shadow of moonlight.

Bluff Ames, a legendary gunslinger known for his quick draw and nerves of steel, rides into the Texas town of Calico and quickly finds himself at a poker table—where he demonstrates that a well-timed bluff can be just as valuable as a winning hand. When a young local hotshot challenges him to a gunfight to make a name for himself, Ames must rely on his wits and reputation to defuse a deadly situation without firing a shot.

When a beaten Apache named Goyatha is brought to Dodge City, Marshal Wyatt Earp races to find the white man responsible before tribal vengeance ignites a war between the two peoples. As tensions mount between justice systems and cultures, Earp must navigate an uneasy peace that hangs by a thread—one wrong move could spark bloodshed across the frontier.