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"Tell Sackett had fought his share of Indians and had managed to take something of value from his battles--respect for the Apaches as warriors. But that respect is lost when Apache braves kidnap Tell's nephew, forcing him to cross the border into the Sierra Madres to bring the boy back."--Back cover

Trouble was following Flagan Sackett with a vengeance. Captured and tortured by a band of Apaches, he escaped into the rugged San Juan country, where he managed to stay alive until his brother Galloway could find him. But the brothers were about to find worse trouble ahead. Their plan to establish a ranch angered the Dunn clan, who had decided that the vast range would be theirs alone. Now Galloway and Flagan would face an enemy who killed for sport--but...

It's the last chance for Jacob Gamble, Rough Rider, outlaw and man of a few principles. Nearing 50 and flat broke, Jacob bends his own rule about robbing trains. But by the time he reaches the payroll safe on a Rock Island train, he finds another thief there first with a bullet in his head. Jacob is caught holding the bag - and turned into hero. A broke hero. Shackled by unwanted fame, running from a life gone wrong, and raising the suspicions of...

An introduction to the Apache people, explaining who they are, reviewing the history of the Apache, examining the life of Geronimo and other Apache warriors, and looking at how the Apache live in the twenty-first century.

Provides a fascinating look at traditions and beliefs of the Apache people as well as a glimpse into the life of the Apache today.

Taggart was riding like hell through the red heart of Apache country. A bounty hunter-the deadliest lawman in the west-was hot behind him. Then Taggart met the girl . She had a mule packtrain loaded with pure, raw gold, and the Apaches were on her trail. Taggart could leave her for the Apaches and get away to safety, or he could stay. He stayed!

Trent Marshall was a hard man. Life had made him that way. Ever since his older brother had been shot down in cold blood, he's pursued justice with only his Colt .45 revolver to back him up. So when he agreed to go after a young girl abducted by the Apache, he knew he had tracking skills, years of experience, and iron determination on his side.

Guarding five foolhardy passengers on the Gray Ghost stagecoach, which is rumored to be haunted, cursed or just plain unlucky, Red Ryan, with Apaches and a killer on his trail, finds his journey becoming something straight out of his worst nightmare.

"Geronimo, one of the greatest Apache warriors and American legends, gives his first-hand account of his life in the aptly named autobiography "Geronimo's Story of His Life." The famous chief orally told his story to S.M. Barrett, a Superintendent of Education in Oklahoma, and Barrett published the book with little to no deviations from Geronimo's interview. This is extraordinary, considering that many propaganda campaigns were created against Geronimo...

"Learn about this Apache warrior and why he lead thrilling fights against American and Mexican soldiers"--Provided by publisher.